NYSE Texas Sets Rules for Weirdly Priced Trades
Published Date: 7/6/2026
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Summary
NYSE Texas just rolled out a new policy to handle trade reports that don’t match the usual market prices. This change affects traders and investors by making sure weird or off-price trades don’t mess up the market’s true picture. The policy is effective immediately, helping keep trading fair and clear without any extra costs.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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NYSE Texas Flags Aberrant Trades
If you trade or invest, NYSE Texas will append an Aberrant Report Indicator to trades it determines do not reflect the prevailing market. During regular trading hours (9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.), trades deviating from the Reference Price by 7% for prices $0–$15.00, 5% for $15.01–$50.00, or 3% for prices above $50.00 may be flagged; flagged trades remain valid but the Exchange may remove a flagged trade's designation as the last sale and will urge vendors to exclude flagged trades from high, low, and last sale calculations. The policy became effective upon filing on June 22, 2026.
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