Newsgroup: it.economia.borsa
Titolo: NOTIZIA INTERESSANTE

Stefano Preda (presidente della borsa) ha annunciato che i tempi di
negoziazione saranno allungati a scapito dei tempi di apertura e di
validazione

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NEW YORK (
CBS.MW
) -- A controversial plan to expand the trading day
goes in front of the New York Stock Exchange's policy-setting Board of
Directors on Thursday for a vote.
NYSE officials declined on Wednesday to release many details on
the proposal, but it's believed to be in line with a move by the rival
Nasdaq Stock Market to add evening trading hours.
The National Association of Securities Dealers, Nasdaq's parent,
approved a plan last week to open a late trading session that would
run from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m or 10 p.m. Eastern time and that it
would be limited to stocks in the Nasdaq 100. See full story.
Nasdaq set no time frame for the longer hours; some say evening
trading could happen by the autumn. It's not clear that the NYSE
will address the timing aspect of the plan on Thursday. Some key
voices in the industry don't think the exchanges -- and their member
firms -- are ready to roll out expanded hours trading soon, even
amid the pressure electronic trading platforms are putting on them.
"I think the proposal will probably be approved," said Art
Kearney, chair of the Securities Traders Association and director
of equity trading at John G. Kinnard & Co. "They usually go in
lockstep with the Nasdaq."
"But our members would prefer it that if they are going to have
extended hours, that they
take a look at the issues that are involved and put it off until next
year," he added.
STA members, particularly the smaller firms, are worried over staffing
evening sessions.
Back offices across Wall Street are concerned about settlement issues
involved with
lengthening the day.
A lack of participants in a late session could hurt liquidity,
creating a "dysfunctional market
and misleading the public," Kearney said.
Still, big brokerages such as Charles Schwab (SCH: news, msgs) and
Merrill Lynch
(MER: news, msgs) are said to be supportive of expanded hours, in some
part to serve
West Coast customers.
NYSE Chairman Richard Grasso accelerated the push toward expanded
hours trading a
week ago when he floated the idea of evening trading hours "as soon as
July."
The remark provoked some grumbling on Wall Street. Trading sessions on
the Nasdaq
and NYSE currently run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The New York Stock
Exchange's
hours have changed little in a century. 
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Gaetano Evangelista - (Italy)  
e-mail: 
g...@ageitalia.com
AGEITALIA - Analisi tecnica & Trading         
http://www.ageitalia.com
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Bony(che ha capito il senso perchč l'ho letto su quotidiani)
 :-))))
Andavo di fretta. Comunque il senso penso l'abbiate capito tutti...
Ad ogni modo, gli ultimi sviluppi parlano di uno slittamento della
proposta (si parla di una sessione serale del mercato azionario...) a
non prima del terzo trimestre del prossimo anno. Se volete, vi posto
l'ultima news...