Nasdaq Texas Adds Data Feeds—Traders Barely Notice
Published Date: 7/31/2026
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New Consolidated Market Data Feeds
Nasdaq Texas is introducing two new consolidated data feeds—Nasdaq TotalView Plus (depth-of-book) and Nasdaq Basic Plus (top-of-book)—that combine data currently disseminated by Nasdaq, Nasdaq Texas, and Nasdaq PSX. Customers will be able to purchase these consolidated feeds through a single connection while the existing underlying feeds remain available.
Supports Overnight Trading Analysis
The Exchange says these consolidated feeds should become more important with the start of overnight trading in December 2026 because they provide a broader view of market liquidity across affiliated markets. This is intended to help investors analyze market data when liquidity may be limited in the overnight session.
Fees To Be Filed Separately; No Cost Advantage Promised
Fees for Nasdaq TotalView Plus and Nasdaq Basic Plus will be proposed in a separate filing; the Exchange states it expects to set fees so vendors can offer competing products using the same underlying feeds 'at no cost disadvantage.'
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