at 5pm Mon--Fri and over the weekend? Is this simply preference of traders or does it have anything to do with state intervention? I know there is after hours trading and foreign stock exchanges but why these hours?
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Apparently no one works at the stock exchange that is on here.
At most, I think only 5% of the adult population would need to stop cooperating to have real change.
Since at every hour there is at least one major financial market open, I don’t think that imposing closing hours would achieve anything. So, I guess it’s a trader’s preference. That being said, the instances where markets are forced close for a ‘cool off’ period after some major shock (2008 after Lehman) are indeed a poor way of hiding the dust under the carpet. Since at every hour there is at least one major financial market open, I don’t think that imposing closing hours would achieve anything. So, I guess it’s a trader’s preference. That being said, the instances where markets are forced close for a ‘cool off’ period after some major shock (2008 after Lehman) are indeed a poor way of hiding the dust under the carpet.
Since at every hour there is at least one major financial market open, I don’t think that imposing closing hours would achieve anything. So, I guess it’s a trader’s preference. That being said, the instances where markets are forced close for a ‘cool off’ period after some major shock (2008 after Lehman) are indeed a poor way of hiding the dust under the carpet.