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Strategies & Market Trends : The Final Frontier - Online Remote Trading
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To: TFF who wrote (11317)7/31/2004 10:58:43 AM
From: Eric P   of 12617
 
This sounds like it will be a big benefit to the small investor, and a more of a negative for market making firms.

I almost exclusively trade Nasdaq stocks due to their greater speed and 'fairness' versus NYSE stocks. However, the one area where NYSE has always impressed me was being able to provide a single opening and closing price, which traders/investors could get printed at, regardless of whether they were buying or selling. On Nasdaq, you could never duplicate this, and usually paid at or above the 'open' price for buy orders, and sold for the open price or lower on sell orders. This will be a nice enhancement for traders/investors that trade at the open.

-Eric
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