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Re: New NYSE rule



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Dear Barry,

Let me add to your worry. How about after hours trading? How we going to
count advance/declines issues and volume (TRIN is derivation of it) in
after hour trading? WSJ reports them separately, so if you want to
"compose" A/D issues and volume with "normal" trading ending at 4 P.M.
(like you would do add composite trading closing prices to the NYSE closing
prices) you can not unless you are willing to count advanced/declined
issues yourself after close of evening trading.

Ponder it over weekend. What do you think?

Bewildered Alex.
 
At 09:49 AM 12/3/99 -0500, Barry Kaufman wrote:
>
>I only know what the TV sound bite said, that apparently the NYSE is
>relaxing a long standing rule that forced all member large trades to be
>done on the floor.  Many of us use advancing and declining issues and their
>volume for indicators.  Will the new off-floor trades be immediately
>reported to the exchange and merged with floor transactions in order to not
>distort these indicators?  Or will decades of tested data like TRIN and
>other derivations become useless?