Dark Pool Trading Limit Is Said to Be Cut 95% in SEC Proposal

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by Banjo, Oct 20, 2009.

  1. Banjo

    Banjo

  2. wutang

    wutang

    Sounds good to me, let's see if it happens though.
     
  3. Block Trade Exemption

    The SEC will exempt block trades, or orders exceeding a certain number of shares, from the new rule, according to one of the people. Firms specializing in blocks account for 8 percent of all dark-pool trading in the U.S., according to data compiled by Aite. Transactions are biggest at Liquidnet Holdings Inc. and Pipeline Trading Systems LLC, where orders average 50,000 shares. That compares with 300 to 450 shares at venues such as Getco’s GES.

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    Bullshit

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    All trades....one defragmented exchange.....

    S ecure
    E mployees
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  4. bid4pk

    bid4pk

    Do away with the whole mess. Let open markets be open. Let the market decide what's fair and what's not!

    *****FULL DISCLOSURE*****
     
  5. NITE out of bed on it...
     
  6. Many one-fee, unlimited share, commission plans may not be able to survive that change, should it occur.