Critics argue that formalizing nearly nonstop trading could worsen some of the very problems that plague the structure of equity markets today.

Trading hours would expand to 23 hours a day, five days a week, with a new overnight session. ・Other exchanges and brokerages are also pushing toward extended-hours stock trading. ・Nasdaq warns ...

The Nasdaq Stock Exchange ($NDAQ) is planning to launch 23-hour trading for stocks and exchange-traded products (ETPs) to meet rising global ...

Nasdaq wants stocks trading nearly 24/5 by 2026, turning the closing bell into a formality and forcing traders to rethink ...

Nasdaq made headlines earlier this year with the announcement of plans to enable 24-hour trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Known as “24/5” trading due to its 24-hour market engagement five days a ...

Despite the concerns some may have about 24-hour trading, it's not much different than what is happening today. Investors can trade after-hours, and the markets moving to twenty-four hours is just an ...

Ty Roush is a breaking news reporter based in New York City. Wells Fargo analysts on Tuesday criticized the Nasdaq Stock Market’s proposal to extend trading on U.S.-listed equities to 23 hours a day ...

In today’s economy, time zones and borders are no longer barriers. The U.S. equity market—representing nearly two-thirds of global market capitalization—sits at the center of this transformation.