Nasdaq is looking to adopt 24-hour trading, as announced by company President Tal Cohen on LinkedIn. Traders can then buy and sell shares of companies listed on the exchange at any time during the week.
Cohen stated that the change comes as global investors “engage with U.S. markets more than ever before.”
The new time frame is pending regulatory approval. Currently, trading occurs between 4 am to 8 pm ET.
The New York Stock Exchange is open from 2:30 am to 8 pm and also plans to extend operations to 22 hours.
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