- NASDAQ will complete the roll-out of adding non-NASDAQ listed securities into the NASDAQ Opening and Closing Crosses with approximately 5,000 additional securities on Monday, November 5, 2007.
- NASDAQ continues to offer testing in the NASDAQ Testing Facility (NTF) and in production with test stock ZVV. Additionally, NASDAQ will hold a User Acceptance Test (UAT) in advance of the roll-out, on November 4, 2007.
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As previously announced in Head Trader Alert #2007-095 and in Head Trader Alert #2007-203, NASDAQ® rolled out 37 non-NASDAQ listed securities in the NASDAQ Opening and Closing Crosses. On Monday, November 5, 2007, NASDAQ will complete this roll-out by adding approximately 5,000 additional securities into the NASDAQ Opening and Closing Crosses.
Yes, firms can test in the following ways:
- NASDAQ is currently offering testing in the NTF.
- Firms can use test stock ZVV in production. Please note: ZVV works in production only in NASDAQ's production system and information is only disseminated on NASDAQ data feeds*.
- NASDAQ will hold a UAT on Sunday, November 4, 2007. Details to follow.
The current fee schedule for Opening and Closing Crosses in NASDAQ-listed stocks applies to activity in the Opening and Closing Crosses in non-NASDAQ listed stocks, including the cap on monthly fees for executions that occur in the Opening Cross. If a firm currently hits the monthly fee cap for the Opening Cross, no additional charges will apply for executions in non-NASDAQ listed stocks. Refer to NASDAQ’s pricing page on the NASDAQ Trader® website for complete pricing information.
* SIAC does not support data dissemination of ZVV.
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