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There are of the order of around 20 stock exchanges in the US, and many more "dark pools". All this plan for the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will do is to move high frequency trading onto the other exchanges, and result in slightly worse prices for those still using the NYSE.
Delay will be a regulatory requirement, I am surprised it's only 350 microseconds, but I guess it's a start.
There are of the order of around 20 stock exchanges in the US, and many more "dark pools". All this plan for the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will do is to move high frequency trading onto the other exchanges, and result in slightly worse prices for those still using the NYSE.
"A "speed bum" plan for orders on the New York Stock Exchange
NYSE has said NYSE American will have a similar model as IEX Group's Investors' Exchange
Including a 350-microsecond delay
Except it will have electronic market makers with obligations to ease the trading of NYSE American-listed stocks
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved NYSE's speed bump in a regulatory filing on Tuesday, making it the second U.S. exchange with an artificial delay."
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