The Aug. 1 flash-crash caused by a trading glitch at Knight Capital Group (KCG) brought back bad memories of the 2010 flash crash. At 9:30 a.m. on May 6 of that year, while the broad market averages were fairly quiet, 150 stocks traded up to 20 times their normal volume, with many falling 10 percent or more in a matter of seconds before quickly stabilizing. . .
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