On March 23, 2020 the NYSE suspended floor trading because of COVID-19. Using a difference-in-differences analysis around the closure of the floor, we find that floor traders are important ...

“I’d say all the easy stuff is gone.” At any moment in the storied past of the NYSE, the trading floor looked like organized chaos, a riotous surging crowd of traders waving paper tickets, gesturing ...

High-frequency traders do this millions of times each day with thousands of stocks, usually making a tiny profit on each trade that quickly adds up. On March 23, 2020, the NYSE suspended floor ...

For Peter Tuchman, a senior floor trader who's spent over four decades at the New York Stock Exchange, the excitement the day after the elections was euphoric. "Look, the bottom line is ...

After operating remotely for the first time in its history, the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange reopened on Tuesday with mask-wearing and social distancing required. The floor closed ...

electronic trading. Almost all the trading we down ... our source said. The NYSE floor isn't like the rest of Wall Street (big banks and hedge funds). There are several people on the NYSE floor ...

What will New York Stock Exchange trader Peter Tuchman do once he returns to the floor? "I don't think hugging is going to be the first thing," said Tuchman, who tested positive for the ...

He helped push back against the Wall Street stereotype of skullduggery and excessive greed, said Stephen Guilfoyle, a veteran of the NYSE trading floor. “We’ll remember him for the example he ...

Nice to see humans getting excited on the NYSE Floor, tweeted Ben White of Politico, Its like a throwback to the 1990s. At presstime, Alibaba was trading at $92.67 per share.

The NYSE was known for centuries as the "Big Board" because brokers would use an auction-based system to buy or sell shares of stock from its trading floor, and share prices were updated ...

The trading pits of yore are mostly dead. A few years ago even the CME announced that it would permanently close most of its remaining open-outcry trading venues in Chicago. It felt like the end of an ...