Market Closure and Its Implications

This chapter examines the recent closure of the New York Stock Exchange in memory of former president Jimmy Carter, discussing its effects on market participants. It critiques the inconsistencies in policies regarding market shutdowns for commemorative purposes, questioning the rationale behind such decisions. The conversation advocates for modernizing trading practices to ensure continuous market operation, aligning with the evolving landscape of technology and finance.

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