- May
- 31
- 2006
- 4:43 PM
Annual stockholder meeting Webcast is tomorrow at 8 a.m.; listen in live
- By: Ray Pellecchia
- File Under: NYSE
If you want to tune in live, here are the details.
If you want to tune in live, here are the details.
Hybrid Market Phase III will address the problem of "locked" markets preventing auto-execution.
Announcing changes to sweeps and LRPs, in response to customer feedback. The wheel's still in spin.
Questions, questions on auto-execution. Answers, answers, too, of course.
Yes, there's stuff going on here OTHER than merger talk.
There is such a thing as partnership between the public and private sectors, and it works to the benefit of both.
Orders don't automatically execute in every circumstance, even in the current Phase III pilot. Here are the exceptions.
NYSE Group, Inc. (NYSE: NYX) today confirmed in a letter to the Chairmen of the Euronext N.V. Supervisory and Management Boards the terms of a business combination proposal.
With NYSE and NYSE Arca, we're serving a broader array of quality companies.
The largest-ever NYSE Direct+ trade occurred on Friday: 646,400 shares.
Pilot begins May 21, 2007, a year from this Sunday.
New features electronically replicate aspects of the more sophisticated types of judgment that floor brokers exercise today on behalf of their customers.
This dude is even bigger than he looks on TV.
NYSE Reg works to halt suspected improper activity as soon as it's discovered, but that doesn't mean individuals forfeit their right to due process.
What is the best way to get a perfectly good response to a complaint?
Seventeen-ninety-two was the right time for the Buttonwood Agreement; now is the time for the Hybrid Market.
Two ex-traders pleaded guilty last week; a reader asks about others.
A reader asks, will the order be rejected or misinterpreted as a Stop or Limit order?
A day trader of course is interested in when we will take the leash off NYSE Direct+.
A trader likes his prices improved, but has some questions about the specialist's role.
Reg. NMS will require that orders be sent to the market posting the best automatically accessible price, and that should help the NYSE, says the Big Board chief.
New InfoTools, listed-company earnings calls, monthly volume report, record high on the NYA.
Program starts May 12, and removes the restrictions on Direct+ order size, type and frequency for one stock.
Beyond the policy concern of undermining investors' interests, an unfair competitive advantage for Nasdaq.
And HybridTalk has a secondary offering of trivia.
It's exactly as simple as the Wall Street Journal says: "A several-years-long tussle between the Nasdaq and the NYSE is coming to a head over whether Nasdaq gets to keep millions of dollars in annual revenue for distributing data on trades that its system doesn't handle."
Hi - Ray's colleague Brenda here, stepping in with news about HybridTalk's new daily email feature.
What it is:
An end-of-day recap of the day's posts. If there are no posts, you will not get an email that day.
What you'll get:
A little more room in your short-term memory (no need to remember to check the blog on your own).
The Big Board plans on May 12 to remove the restrictions on NYSE Direct+ order size, type and frequency for one stock, LU, subject to SEC approval.
NYSE Arca clients can trade baskets of a minimum of 15 stocks valued at least $1 million.
Some kinda Druid dude, lifting the veil.