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As has been widely reported, at about 2:15 p.m. EDT on that Thursday, several financial indexes experienced a sudden and precipitous drop, losing around 8 percent of their value at the beginning of the day in a matter of minutes. The market recovered much of that loss quickly but closed the day down overall. While there has been no definitive cause identified for the day's events, many financial market experts have identified the increasing presence of automated trading and electronic exchanges as a key cause of this "flash crash. " The New York Times explained the importance of the new automated regime as follows: In recent years, what is known as high-frequency trading--rapid automated buying and selling--has taken off and now accounts for 50 percent to 75 percent of daily trading volume. This is what is assumed by some to have happened in the "flash crash.
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