JUST IN: US stock exchanges are moving toward a 24/7 trading model, a change that experts say could reduce the ability of certain brokers to take advantage of low liquidity after hours and affect their clients stop loss orders.


The debate involves market structure, regulatory oversight, and a long standing Wall Street promise that small investors can react in real time, without being caught out when the market is closed.
Experts argue that 24/7 trading could limit brokers historical advantages during low liquidity sessions.
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