Sec investigating de-decimalization. Bringing back fractional pricing.

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by KINGOFSHORTS, Apr 1, 2012.

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  1. Sec planning to investigate full banning of hft trading but bringing back fractional pricing to give firms the capability to earn on the spread.

    "we feel this is the best compromise for all parties involved, slowing down trading and widening the spread via fractional pricing will help provide a stable retail friendly market. Participants will earn on the spread what they lose from the loss of hft activity."

    http://www.sec.gov/rules/other/decimalp.htm
     
  2. Can you provide a link for the quote? The link in your post is from 2000.
     
  3. xiaodre

    xiaodre

    April fools right? Decent effort! :p
     
  4. April fools day. :D

    Got in before midnight.
     
  5. :D ha ha, the volume is too big, they'd never let that happen. Nice one though.
     
  6. AK100

    AK100

    Yes, a very good one :)
     
  7. lol... nice one...


    would be nice tough... :(
     
  8. Hahahaha.

    That was a good one.

    It won't ever happen. The liquidity means decimilization will never be abolished.

    This joke is hilarious, and I think it shows how off the ball the SEC was when it actually did become decimalized in 2001.
     
  9. Joe

    Joe

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