Market Speed Makes for Volatile Trade

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The speed at which the U.S. markets can work makes it very hard to manage volatility says Jack Bouroudjian is chairman at Capital Markets Technology. He shares his thoughts on why stocks fell so sharply in the last 10 minutes of trade with CNBC's Martin Soong.

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