- Jul
- 31
- 2006
- 5:30 PM
Q&A: Phase III starts Oct. 6
- By: Ray Pellecchia
- File Under: NYSE
That is, we now have a pilot underway in one stock (Lucent Technologies); the rollout across all stocks starts Oct. 6 and probably will last a few weeks.
That is, we now have a pilot underway in one stock (Lucent Technologies); the rollout across all stocks starts Oct. 6 and probably will last a few weeks.
DEEP LIQUIDITY? CHECK. ELECTRONIC TRADING? CHECK. MORE CHOICES IN TRADING? CHECKMATE.
In a significantly changed competitive environment, the Hybrid Market is evidence of one thing, I think: we will continue to fight for your business -- every trade.
They read through the blog and were all agog...
If anyone else is inspired to poetry by terms such as Liquidity Replenishment Points, your publisher is waiting. Just don't expect too much in the way of royalty checks.
NYSE Group, Inc. today reported net income of $61.2 million, or $0.39 per diluted share, for the three months ended June 30, 2006, compared to net income of $30.3 million, or $0.24 per diluted share, for the three months ended March 31, 2006 and $13.0 million, or $0.11 per diluted share, for the three months ended June 30, 2005. Webcast follows today at 5 p.m. ET.
We're rolling out the welcome for the new Treasury Secretary and for WNS, the latest addition to our list of Indian client companies.
Nice thing about blogging: users do free QA when we slip up!
Reaching for his Secret Decoder Ring, the Hybrid Blogger unlocked the mystery of d-Quotes.
Changing some features in response to customer comments, but sticking by our commitment to offering customers a choice between high speed and high touch.
Questions, comments, observations, haiku -- whaddaya got?
New and modified indicators will shed light on quotes and sales or trades in the Hybrid/NMS environment.
From the press release: “As these cases demonstrate, firms that fail to enact effective procedures and systems by the compliance date threaten to undermine the important policies served by this rule.”
From the press release: "The increased revenue and after-tax profit in the first quarter of 2006 results primarily from gains recorded in connection with the consummation of the merger between NYSE and Archipelago...in which the specialists exchanged their NYSE memberships for shares of NYSE Group, Inc. common stock and cash."
Between primary listings and trading on an unlisted-trading-privilege basis, year-to-date the NYSE Group trades 38% of all ETF shares traded in U.S. markets.
Earnings and baseball seasons in full swing, so to speak.
From the press release: new crossing system provides trading-technology solutions for investors and market professionals; open architecture offers next-generation crossing opportunities.
First five such options start today.
Twenty-six earnings calls crossing the ticker today. And the-uh-uh-uh Melk-man delivers.
Based on market capitalization, 99% of the qualified domestic energy-related stocks are currently listed on NYSE. That's some pipeline!
Where does the NYSE Hybrid Market figure in the block business?
A reader follows up on statistics for the Hybrid Market Phase III pilot.
In our July newsletter, InfoTools, OpenBook Real-Time, ArcaBook and much more.
Another note from outside Thessaloniki, this one posted from along the Port Jervis express.
NYSE member firms' first-quarter profits and revenues increased from the year-ago levels.
In the news, structured products have had a strong 2006 at the Big Board, and NYSE Regulation announces a $3.5 million fine for stock loan violations.
Will be back to my valued correspondents next week, soon as my eyebrows grow back and that charred smell dissipates.
So Thomas Jefferson says to Alexander Hamilton, “Al, done and done.” Well, maybe those weren’t his exact words. But the two did make a deal that was central to America’s economic growth and development into the center of capitalism.
Why settle for plain old circuit-breaker and trading-collar numbers when you can have a version annotated with patented HybridTalk trivia?