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In 2012, Knight Capital lost $440 million in just 45 minutes because of a software bug in its trading system. In this video we'll go through how it happened and why. Knight was one of the major Wall Street market makers on NYSE and NASDAQ handling around $21 billion in daily trading volume. But on August 1st, a routine software update went catastrophically wrong, sending the firm into an infinite loop of buying high and selling low, triggered by a legacy algorithm called "Power peg". We'll go through how Knight Capital team dealt with the emergency, what was the root cause, and what happened to the firm after the fatal programming mistake. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:11 Meet Knight Capital 00:52 The fatal software update 01:38 Trading software goes wild 02:15 Knight Capital is trying to fix the issue 03:13 Counting the losses 03:58 Root cause 04:50 Aftermath Tags: #trading #stockmarket #incident #nyse #softwarebugs finance bro, financial markets, legacy code, deployment mistake, electronic trading

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