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Order Protection Rule

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Order protection rule
A provision of the National Market System that forces trading centers to quote equivalent and consistent execution prices for a security on all exchanges that allow trading of that security. Also known as Rule 611 after its designation in the Federal Register, the Order Protection Rule is designed to prevent trade-throughs, or trades executed at prices other than the best-quoted price for that security. Rule 611 applies to all stocks on major indices and most over-the-counter stocks.

Order Protection Rule
A rule requiring investors to receive a price for a security that is at least equivalent to the price for the same security on another exchange. That is, the order protection rule forbids an order from being executed at a price below the price on another exchange. There are various exceptions; notably limit orders and IOC orders do not necessarily abide by the order protection rule. The rule is a provision of Regulation NMS and is designed to help integrate American exchanges and to protect investors from bad deals. It is also called Rule 611.

Order protection rule. The order protection rule, part of Regulation NMS -- for National Market System -- adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2005, requires that every stock trading center establish and enforce a policy that ensures no transaction will be traded-through, or executed at a price that's lower than a protected quotation in that security displayed by another trading center.

A protected quotation is one that's immediately and automatically accessible. The order protection rule, also called Rule 611, does allow certain exceptions, which apply to limit orders, immediate-or-cancel (IOC) orders, and intermarket sweep orders (ISOs).



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The ISE Stock Exchange introduced its displayed market on December 8, 2006, and has aggressively added securities in advance of the March 5, 2007 implementation date for the Reg NMS Order Protection Rule.
TABB Group Predicts Daily Intermarket Trades Could Surpass 6 Million by 2009 Rule Creates Frenzy to Develop Private Market Exchanges and Broker Linkages NEW YORK -- TABB Group in a new report released today, "The Reg NMS Order Protection Rule: Preparing for the Impact," says implementing the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation NMS Order Protection Rule 611 will have an unprecedented and drastic impact on the equities markets.
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