The 1997 NASDAQ Trading Rules

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Several important trading rules were introduced in NASDAQ in 1997. The trading reforms have significantly reduced bid–ask spreads on NASDAQ. This decrease is due to a decrease in market-making costs and/or an increase in market competition for order flows. In addition, in the post-reform period, the spread difference between NASDAQ and the NYSE becomes insignificant with the effect of informed trading costs controlled. , Abstract Several important trading rules were introduced in NASDAQ in 1997. The trading reforms have significantly reduced bid–ask spreads on NASDAQ. This decrease is due to a decrease in market-making costs and/or an increase in market competition for order flows. In addition, in the post-reform period, the spread difference between NASDAQ and the NYSE becomes insignificant with the effect of informed trading costs controlled.

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He, Y. (2013). The 1997 NASDAQ Trading Rules. In Encyclopedia of Finance (pp. 329–331). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5360-4_18

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