What is the Philadelphia exchange?
The Philadelphia Stock Exchange is a large stock exchange located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which offers trading in index, capital and currency options. Traders and brokers can carry out shops on the stock market floor in addition to using automated trading systems that communicate electronically. The volume of trading in this stock exchange is high and is one of the largest in the United States. Trading information on this stock exchange is usually given in financial publications and can be included in the broadcast of financial reports so people can track business activities. In 1834 she moved to the Merchant's Exchange building and in 1875 became known as Philadelphia Stock Exchange and on many occasions moved to new facilities, some of which have become national monuments. Since 2010, the Exchange has been located on the 1900 Market Street in Philadelphia.
During the 20th century, the Philadelphia Stornie Stornie has linked to several other local exchanges in P PIttsburgh, Washington and Baltimor, increasing its size and volume of trading. In 2007 it was announced that the stock exchange was for sale, and in 2008 an agreement on its sale Nasdaq OMX was concluded. Officially, the Philadelphia Stock Charsion is known as Nasdaq OMX PHLX or simply PHLX. The sale increased the size and volume of trading in addition to providing access to traders by other NASDAQ OMX partners.
The PHLX is traded by more than 2,600 capital options, along with the sector index options such as semiconductor, oil and silver options. Global currency options are also available for trade. Normal trading hours are from 9:30 to 16:00. Local time on Monday to Friday with special closures for holidays. After hours, trading is available via Electronic Trading Systems.
Visitors to Philadelphia can arrange to go on trips on the Phi Stock ExchangeLadelphia Stock Exchange, if they are interested in seeing trading in action and learn more about the stock exchange. Such tours are also available for further exchanges according to the arrangement. For stock exchange membership, people can work under the sponsorship of the parent organization or apply for membership independently. Traders are obliged to pay fees and must follow the trade floor rules on the stock exchange. These rules are designed to streamline trading and provide minimal standards for traders' behavior.