SEC Approves End of $25,000 Pattern Day Trader Rule
The SEC approved the removal of the $25,000 minimum requirement for pattern day traders, expanding access to active trading for retail investors.
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The SEC approved the removal of the $25,000 minimum requirement for pattern day traders, expanding access to active trading for retail investors.
Interactive Brokers is exploring entry into prediction markets, betting on growing institutional demand. The move could reshape how event-based trading is integrated into mainstream finance.
Nasdaq has asked the SEC to approve 24-hour stock trading, a move that could transform U.S. equity markets and expand access for global investors.
NYSE head Lynn Martin revealed that over four years, daily order volume has climbed from 350 billion to 1.2 trillion – most of which are now handled by AI systems.
Market structure describes the venues, rules, intermediaries, technology, and processes through which financial instruments are issued and traded. Learn how it works, why it matters, how to evaluate it, and which risks beginners should understand.