Is there a profitable future in the co-location business? Turn the clock back almost a decade and the exchanges were busy trying to find newer ways and places to conduct trading operations. Sure, thered still be traders, algorithms and data but not in Manhattan - rather theyd all be elsewhere - like the New Jersey suburbs.

In this week's Flashback Friday story, Traders Magazine asks the question, is there still a "magic number" where off board trading hurts the market and if so, what is it?

In this week's FLASHBACK FRIDAY article, Traders Magazine takes a look at the issue of market transparency. Has the buy-side's request for greater insight into its order flow and executions been satisfied over the last 5 years?

In this week's FLASHBACK, Traders Magazine goes back to August 2007 and the profile of Evergreen Investment Management Company's Robert O'Brien.

The world's oldest exchange will re-open its physical trading floor under new social distancing guidelines after running 100% electronic.

Predictions about the ascendance of electronic trading have underestimated its trajectory.

NYSE's Gen Zs value innovation, technology, and challenging the status quo.

Retired buy-side trader survived the "hey honey, give me one of the traders" era.

Fun factoid: back in the 1920s, the tree's expenses were covered by contributions from tenants of nearby buildings.

A look back at the history of STA Chicago's annual golf outing, and a preview of this year's event.