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#GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge Among the leading stock exchanges in the United States, preparations to make stock markets open 24 hours a day, seven days a week are in the spotlight. Major players like NYSE, Nasdaq, CME, and Cboe taking this step will enable continuous trading beyond traditional market hours. Recent developments have reopened discussions on the impacts of this transformation on market participants and intermediaries.
Effects of the new era in stock exchanges
Mati Greenspan, founder and CEO of Quantum Economics, argued that continuous trading would benefit individual investors the most. According to Greenspan, with markets closed, intermediaries had more opportunities to set prices and profit from investor losses. He also claimed that, when the market is closed, the influence of a few organizations on setting opening prices after major news increases, which can sometimes lead to losses.
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