Nasdaq OMX PSX To Set Up Minimum Life Orders

Nasdaq OMX PSX, owned by New York–based Nasdaq OMX Group, is seeking authorization to launch a type of order for stocks that must last for one-tenth of a second.

Nasdaq OMX PSX (PSX), owned by New York–based Nasdaq OMX Group, is seeking authorization to launch a type of order for stocks that must last for one-tenth of a second, Bloomberg reports. PSX is looking to draw volume with larger orders, which will help users earn higher payment from the bourse and traders get a bigger share of arriving orders.

The price-size system also undercuts the emphasis on speed elsewhere, including the Nasdaq Stock Market. Regulators are weighing the impact of high-speed automated trading on the capability of investors to get the prices and transactions they are looking for.

Click here for the story from Bloomberg.

Nasdaq OMX PSX New York Nasdaq Stock Market Bloomberg Nasdaq OMX Group