NYX 360: 28 October, 2011

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• Is the Equity Market Really More Volatile? - Part Two– Steven Poser/Exchanges
• When Circuit Breakers Were Too Narrow– Your humble blogger/Exchanges
• Further Musings on the US IPO Backlog– Doug Chu/Exchanges
• Tortoise Pipeline & Energy Fund raises $250 million in IPO – Kansas City Business Journal
• A public problem: Private markets struggle with tech IPOs – WSJ
• Russia Day at NYSE– Stefan Jekel/Exchanges
• Supercommittee Deadline Approaches– Clarke Camper/Exchanges
• EPA Lauds Green Companies– Michelle Greene/Exchanges
• MAC Desk Floor Report; Details Emerge From European Summit – Rebecca Darst/Exchanges
• Morning Report: October 28, 2011 – Parasnand Madho/Exchanges
• Markets Higher, Closing News 10/27/11– Brian Hooghuis/Exchanges
• Kenexa, global provider of human-resources solutions, to transfer to NYSE from Nasdaq - Kenexa
• Scenes from a trading floor - AP, Reuters
• On this date in 1793, Eli Whitney (pictured) applied for a patent for the cotton gin. - NYT

Where I live, northwest of the city, they're predicting 6-10 inches of snow tomorrow.  Before Halloween, that's some cruel trick -- surely not a treat.  Frozen precipitation notwithstanding, hope you enjoy your weekend.