SEC cuts tick size for stock market trades to a half penny
The SEC’s five commissioners voted unanimously to reduce the so-called “tick size”, or spread, between buy and sell prices to a half-cent from a full penny for stocks that met certain liquidity criteria. The watchdog also slashed the access fees that users pay exchanges by two-thirds.
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