Nasdaq's Going Almost 24/7: Exchange Eyes 23-Hour Trading Day
Nasdaq is planning to extend its trading hours to 23 hours per day, 5 days per week, to cater to global demand.
Nasdaq wants to let people buy and sell stocks for almost the whole day instead of just a few hours, so traders around the world can trade whenever it fits their schedule. This shows big stock exchanges are trying to stay busy and useful, which matters when you're thinking about whether trading platforms and brokers are doing well.
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