I've been seeing buys/sells going through for $1.2
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Posted On: 03/09/2017 9:48:42 AM
I've been seeing buys/sells going through for $1.205 for example and I know with Scott I can't place an order like that. Thinking it's the MMs still clearing shorts.
So I did a search for bid/tick increments and found this which long term will be great for $OWCP.
https://www.ft.com/content/9a4be7f0-893e-11e6...9f5696c731
It's a pilot program, but pilot programs eventually go live, the REGSHO Short List is an example. Once it does, whenever that is, tick increments for $OWCP will increase to a minimum of .05 instead of .01.
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It will affect stocks under a $3bn market capitalisation with average daily volume of less than 1m shares and an average minimum price of $2 a share. Affected stocks will be quoted in increments of $0.05 cents a share, and not pennies.
So I did a search for bid/tick increments and found this which long term will be great for $OWCP.
https://www.ft.com/content/9a4be7f0-893e-11e6...9f5696c731
It's a pilot program, but pilot programs eventually go live, the REGSHO Short List is an example. Once it does, whenever that is, tick increments for $OWCP will increase to a minimum of .05 instead of .01.
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https://www.ft.com/content/9a4be7f0-893e-11e6...9f5696c731
It will affect stocks under a $3bn market capitalisation with average daily volume of less than 1m shares and an average minimum price of $2 a share. Affected stocks will be quoted in increments of $0.05 cents a share, and not pennies.
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