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So what you're saying is that the subpenny price that the trades are actually executing at is publicly available?
by javert 15y ago
So what you're saying is that the subpenny price that the trades are actually executing at is publicly available?
- lrm242 15y agoYes. Every trade is publicly available. The price, venue, size, etc.
- cheddarmint 15y agoYep. Here's an example: http://www.google.com/finance?q=ABIO http://www.google.com/finance?q=ABIO When I checked this page, the last displayed trade was $0.737.
- retrogradeorbit 15y agoBut isn't this just the aggregate? How is every trade visible? Why, if its all free and public, do you have to pay so much for live data feeds?
- bradleyjg 15y agoAll trades are made publicly avaiable eventually. The lower latency you want the more you have to pay. And some trades aren't avaiable at low latency for any price.