Does 6.8A rule still effective today? for Automated Trading Options

[neutral87]

Mentioned above, I would like to know if this rule still exist?

Many Thanks!!

Rules of the Chicago Board Options Exchange
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Rule 6.8A. [Electronically Generated and Communicated Orders] Reserved
[(a) Members may not enter, nor permit the entry of, orders into the Exchange’s Order
Routing System if those orders are created and communicated electronically without
manual input (i.e., order entry must involve manual input such as entering the terms of an
order into an order-entry screen or manually selecting a displayed order against which an
off-setting order should be sent), and if such orders are eligible for execution on RAES at
the time they are sent.

 

[Capt Hobbes]

Google is your friend (sometimes)

http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/cboe/34-51030.pdf

 

[neutral87]

Quote from Capt Hobbes:

Google is your friend (sometimes)

http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/cboe/34-51030.pdf

Thanks

Yes I searched, the date is 2005. I wonder now 2014, is it still effective?

 

[Capt Hobbes]

It's been eliminated. You can see the current rules here:

http://cchwallstreet.com/CBOE/Rules/

It says:

Rule 6.8A. Reserved
Approved September 12, 2000 (00-01); amended October 3, 2002 (02-56); January 12, 2005 (04-91).