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Brief NYSE HistoryBrief NYSE History  May 17, 1792  Electronic in 2006  Euronext in 2007  Intercontinental Exchange in 2012 (Pending)

Players in the Trade GamePlayers in the Trade Game  Brokers  Commission broker  Independent floor broker Independent floor broker  Specialist  Agent  Catalyst  Dealer  Auctioneer

What does a specialist do?What does a specialist do?  Market-makers  Can represent multiple stocks  One specialist per stock  Fair and orderly market  Close a stock’s market  Provide liquidity  “Pilots”  Now Designated Market Makers Now Designated Market Makers

DMM

Physical Trade ExecutionPhysical Trade Execution  Place an order  Order sent to NYSE broker  Commission broker locates post  Order submission to specialist/DMM  Entered in order book  Deal made or not made

NASDAQ v NYSENASDAQ v NYSE  NASDAQ  Electronic only  Dealer’s market (quote-driven)  Fragmented  NYSE  Physical floor and electronic  Auction market (order-driven)  One point of sale

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