i am gerri willis. outrage tonight over small investors being ripped off. it has been the focus of that investigation this week. a big issue being debated on capitol hill. this is something every individual investor at home should be concerned about. if you have a 401(k), and ira, a savings plan for your kids, grandkids, listen up. this involves you. warning that high frequency trading firms are putting your money and global system at risk. joining us now richard grasso. it is great to have you here. an absolute pleasure. gerri, it is an absolute pleasure to be here. gerri: investors are losing confidence. losing confidence that time. some 15% of americans polled say they don t have trust in the stock markets. what is behind that? it is very sad. it could not come at a worse moment. if you look at what is happening since may 2010, everyone has been railing against so-called high-frequency trading, algorithmic trading. no one, i mean, no one can sit here, myself included,
gerri: hello everybody. i am gerri willis. outrage tonight over small investors being ripped off. it has been the focus of that investigation this week. a big issue being debated on capitol hill. this is something every individual investor at home should be concerned about. if you have a 401(k), and ira, a savings plan for your kids, grandkids, listen up. this involves you. warning that high frequency trading firms are putting your money and global system at risk. joining us now richard grasso. it is great to have you here. an absolute pleasure. gerri, it is an absolute pleasure to be here. gerri: investors are losing confidence. losing confidence that time. some 15% of americans polled say they don t have trust in the stock markets. what is behind that? it is very sad. it could not come at a worse moment. if you look at what is happening since may 2010, everyone has been railing against so-called high-frequency trading, algorithmic trading. no one, i mean, no one can sit
i am gerri willis. outrage tonight over small investors being ripped off. it has been the focus of that investigation this week. a big issue being debated on capitol hill. this is something every individual investor at home should be concerned about. if you have a 401(k), and ira, a savings plan for your kids, grandkids, listen up. this involves you. warning that high frequency trading firms are putting your money and global system at risk. joining us now richard grasso. it is great to have you here. an absolute pleasure. gerri, it is an absolute pleasure to be here. gerri: investors are losing confidence. losing confidence that time. some 15% of americans polled say they don t have trust in the stock markets. what is behind that? it is very sad. it could not come at a worse moment. if you look at what is happening since may 2010, everyone has been railing against so-called high-frequency trading, algorithmic trading. no one, i mean, no one can sit here, myself included,
welcome, everyone, this is neil cavuto. this very hour 11 years ago tonight, george w. bush was minutes away from addressing this nation and the unspeakable acts of terror. that we would stand together to win the war against terrorism. nothing would ever be the same that day. it would forever defined the bush presidency and this country that had not known an attack on its own soil in nearly one century. it was numbing. for an economy and our markets, it was humbling. trading would not resume for nearly another week. and when it did, in the bastion of american capitalism, hundreds of billions of dollars in capital loss. markets melting, stocks falling. the worst was yet to come. things got tough, the war on terror got tougher. this economy, thought to be headed towards a depression, ended up defining a capitalism that is self defined. within months, the economy resounding in the consumer returning. markets recovering. in the end, an incredible testament to the sheer will of am
welcome, everyone, this is neil cavuto. this very hour 11 years ago tonight, george w. bush was minutes away from addressing this nation and the unspeakable acts of terror. that we would stand together to win the war against terrorism. nothing would ever be the same that day. it would forever defined the bush presidency and this country that had not known an attack on its own soil in nearly one century. it was numbing. for an economy and our markets, it was humbling. trading would not resume for nearly another week. and when it did, in the bastion of american capitalism, hundreds of billions of dollars in capital loss. markets melting, stocks falling. the worst was yet to come. things got tough, the war on terror got tougher. this economy, thought to be headed towards a depression, ended up defining a capitalism that is self defined. within months, the economy resounding in the consumer returning. markets recovering. in the end, an incredible testament to the sheer will of am