NASDAQ
Schizophrenic NASDAQ Voluntarily Eliminates Its Own Flash Orders
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/06/2009 12:08 -0500The Nasdaq, which recently was quite vocal in its condemntation of Flash orders, yet forgot it offers Flash orders itself, has taken matters into its own noble hands (and luckily out of those of the SEC's chairwoman). From a just issued press release:
BATS Invites Nasdaq, DirectEdge And CBSX To Withdraw Flash Orders
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/30/2009 10:25 -0500Zero Hedge would like to extend the invitation by Joe Ratterman to other critical Flash markets, such as Dark Pools of "Liquidity" and most specifically, Sigma X.
It Is Time For The SEC/NYSE To Respond To The NASDAQ's SLP Clarification Requests
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/06/2009 16:10 -0500Now that Goldman and the NYSE's Supplemental Liquidity Provider program have finally attracted a critical mass of necessary (and hopefully sufficient) public attention, Zero Hedge would like to readdress an overlooked complaint in which none other than the NASDAQ Stock Market LLC vociferously blasts the NYSE, the SLP program, and some of the underlying assumptions. Zero Hedge has discussed this issue extensively in the past, yet neither the SEC nor the NYSE (essentially, FINRA) seem to have ever addressed any of the NASDAQ's concerns. Zero Hedge believes the time has come for the later two regulatory organizations to provide some feedback to NASDAQ's concerns.


