The New York Stock Exchange disclosed the cause of the glitch that wreaked havoc on Tuesday, halting scores of stocks around the opening bell, a human. "The root ...

Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange were scrambling on Tuesday due to a technical glitch at the opening bell. Getty Images Human error is to blame for ...

The New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday said a “manual error” tied to its disaster-recovery system triggered wild price swings and trading halts that marred the previous session’s open, resulting in ...

New York Stock Exchange officials said Wednesday that a “manual error” was responsible for the massive price swings and trading halt of hundreds of company stocks that punctuated Tuesday’s market open ...

In an update posted Wednesday morning, the exchange said the glitch—a failure to conduct the standard opening auction that determines official start-of-day prices for NYSE-listed stocks—affected 2,824 ...

Unlike copy trading, manual trading entails individual traders actively engaging in the market by conducting their own analyses, making decisions, and executing trades based on personal judgment and ...