Goldman too opposes unfair edge sought by proposed exchange IEX
New York
GOLDMAN Sachs joined other investment firms in complaining that a proposed stock exchange would give itself an unfair advantage by withholding trade data from other exchanges for fractions of a second.
Investors Exchange, or IEX, is trying to get approval to operate as an official exchange. It bills itself as the investor-friendly alternative to other exchanges, where high-frequency traders lie in wait to make trades based, in part, on the buy and sell orders their fast computer programs can see from other brokers.
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