Trade Report Modifiers
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What this video covers
- Why every last sale report, including an as/of trade, must carry the applicable trade report modifiers
- How the National Market System (NMS) facilities use A through K with D reserved, creating 10 operative subparagraphs, versus 7 at the ORF
- Why the ORF omits both Order Protection Rule trade-through modifiers and the catch-all modifier
- How Stop Stock Price is anchored to the time the order is received, and why NMS and OTC execution language is not interchangeable
- Why both execution and reporting must occur within the ten-second windows to leave off the modifier and second time field
- What an ISO block trade must report about the time material terms become known, including routed order time when applicable
- Why a facility correction does not excuse a missing modifier, and how consolidated audit trail (CAT) timestamp parity controls time-field precision
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