Anatomy of a Trading Floor Featuring the NYSE Amex Options Trading Floor
The NYSE Amex options trading floor was opened in March of 2009 and offers both electronic and open outcry equity options trading. The new floor brings together options traders from the American Stock Exchange (Amex), which was acquired by NYSE Euronext, and the NYSE onto one trading floor and platform.Please click on an image to see a larger version,
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NYSE Amex Options trading Floor
Leveraging New Technology
Moving to Electronic Trading
Gaining Market Share
Improved Trading Speed
The Hybrid Trading Model
Eileen Halligan
Eileen Halligan
Eileen Halligan
The Heights Partners Trading Booth
Lawrence Falcone
Lawrence Falcone
Trinity Derivatives Group
A View of the Floor
A View of the Floor
A View of the Floor
Sabrina Madhani
Sabrina Madhani
Another View of Madhani's Workstation
The Super Pit
The Super Pit
The Super Pit
A Super Pit Trader
Glenn Pohs
Glenn Pohs
The Super Pit
A View of the Trading Floor
NYSE Amex Options Trading Official
A View of the Trading Floor
A View of the Trading Floor
A View of the Trading Floor
A View of the Trading Floor
A View of the Trading Floor
A View of the Trading Floor
Amerivest Partners
Hamilton Executions
Hamilton Executions
Hamilton Executions
A View of the Trading Floor
A View of the Trading Floor
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