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US stock price feeds to investors bolstered by SEC to offer access that some professional traders get

( December 9, 2020, 18:53 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The US public feeds of stock price data that investors get will have to provide more market information under a new Securities and Exchange Commission rule intended to increase access to what professional traders can get by paying stock exchanges. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, which objected to the rule, will now have to give the feeds the buying and selling interest in the next five price levels up and down from the current bid-offer price that has been broadcast by itself until now. The feeds, or securities information processors operated by the NYSE and Nasdaq, will also have to compete under the rule with new such data processors that are formed.See documents below. ...

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