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The New York Stock Exchange has proposed flagging “aberrant” trades in exchange-traded products. “The Exchange believes that the derivatively priced nature of ETPs necessitates the use of a different, and generally broader, set of circumstances to determine that trades are ‘aberrant,’” the Big Board said in a proposal to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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