Quote from Steve Tvardek:
The firm I am at has the LRP's built in to the level 2's so that you can see when the price hits an LRP and the corresponding price action. I dont know this for sure, but in my experience once it hits an LRP the price stalls for like 5-10 secs and then the new LRP is calculated and the stock then resumes electronic trading.
Quote from kwancy:
Another thing I notice is some hybrid stocks just have crazy New York prints at the open and close. The specialist (or the hybrid algorithm) seems can fill whatever he feels like and out of the money, more severe than that of previously before the hybrid.
anyone want an example please check out the tape of C.
Quote from skulltrader:
You are right Steve, once the stock hits its corresponding LRP the stock will go to slow mode for a maximum of 10 secs or until the specialist hits the GO key. Thats how the NYSE explained it on their webinar back in October.
Quote from bonds:
can someone explain why my market orders on hybrid are no better (and many times worse) than they were before?
i have on several occassions seen over 5k on the offer and i will market buy 5k immediately and get an average price 2-4 cents above the offer... how can this happen with the hybrid?