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Markets Never Sleep: Are You Ready for 24/7 Trading?

Wealth professionals may want a high-level primer on how longer trading hours could affect investors and the broader trading ecosystem. The video is framed around adaptation as markets move toward more continuous trading.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

This Russell Investments video examines the industry shift toward extended and potentially 24/7 trading and what it could mean for investors and market participants. It frames the move as part of a more continuously connected trading environment and discusses potential opportunities and key considerations.

  1. The industry is moving toward extended and potentially 24/7 trading.
  2. The video considers implications for investors, market participants and the broader trading ecosystem.
  3. It discusses potential opportunities and key considerations as markets adapt to more continuous trading.

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