LSE and Euronext revolutionize after-hours trading for hidden orders
LSE and Euronext race to provide post-close liquidity for amazon orders and trading view users. The London Stock Exchange is enabling iceberg and hidden orders to be executed during the closing price crossing (CPX) session rather than the closing, enhancing liquidity and flexibility for tradingview users. Major European stock exchanges are rolling out new trading features to improve how hidden and iceberg orders are executed during key trading sessions, benefiting users of platforms like trading view and tradingview. Deutsche Börse took the first step by introducing auction volume discovery (AVD) in its continuous auction trading model, allowing traders to direct hidden and iceberg orders to the closing price crossing (CPX) at any point during the session using CPX Time in Force (TIF). The updates from Deutsche Börse, LSE, and Euronext expand the ways traders can handle hidden and iceberg orders, benefiting users of platforms like trading view and tradingview by providing more tools to manage trades while minimising pre-trade visibility.
