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The regulator is giving the Limit Up-Limit Down effort another year to prove its viability.
The SEC has issued an order extending the pilot period of a key initiative under the Regulation National Market System (Reg NMS) plan for one year. Known as the limit up-limit down (LULD) mechanism, it was first formulated in 2012 to address today’s extraordinary, often technology-mediated market volatility. The LULD pilot is meant to control...
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