US Stocks Headed Toward 24/7 Trading
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to discuss the possibility of allowing trading of U.S. stocks around the clock, seven days a week, in a move inspired by cryptocurrency markets.
The September 17 meeting is set to address infrastructure readiness, liquidity, and cybersecurity, along with manipulation risks and investor protection. If the idea is approved, it could give investors around the world greater ability to trade without having to wait for the market to open.
The move could make the stock market more like the cryptocurrency market and boost global liquidity; however, it also brings greater challenges related to volatility, monitoring, and investor protection.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to discuss the possibility of allowing trading of U.S. stocks around the clock, seven days a week, in a move inspired by cryptocurrency markets.
The September 17 meeting is set to address infrastructure readiness, liquidity, and cybersecurity, along with manipulation risks and investor protection. If the idea is approved, it could give investors around the world greater ability to trade without having to wait for the market to open.
The move could make the stock market more like the cryptocurrency market and boost global liquidity; however, it also brings greater challenges related to volatility, monitoring, and investor protection.
Please follow up
$BTC
