I'll finish around here.

Have a nice day.

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Gensler

I want to curtail the time of reading general news.

Instead, I want to use more time into reading each stock's info.

Yesterday(for me because I woke up in the morning in Japan, actually today's session in the U.S. market), I sold shares of SHAK among others to secure profit which had risen from the price at the purchasing date of May 12, at around the top of the day's range.

But I've never tried this burgers, so I hope I can have a meal in that restaurant, because fortunately there is one store in my prefecture in Japan.

When I was sleeping, the market was bouncing back to the downside.

Purportedly, SEC's chair Gensler at last, as I had expected, noted the same thing to Charlie Munger or the likes on PFOF model's issue.

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In addition, it is notable that the chair mentioned about settlement at the same day, which means the potential shift T+0 from T+2 on the period of settlement in trading stocks.

In Japan, we had adopted T+3 before T+2 started to be in place as if it followed the U.S.

This story might be difficult to even beginners' traders.

There are influences around this minute change as long as you are a very active trader.

Introducing payment for order flow system brought brokers to offer retail investors trading in free or cheaper fee because the information of transaction itself is worth for the broker's customers to pay for.

So once the issue was raised by a regulator to make much of fair, preferable, transparent price to each retail trader, the things might be reflected again to the fee higher.

And also T+0 processing is said to need more capital investment for each broker that might also be a burden to the brokers enough to have motives to make their fees higher.

Yesterday(for me because I woke up in the morning in Japan, but actually about today's session in the U.S. market, though), I sold shares of SHAK among others to secure profit which had risen from the price at the purchasing date of May 12, at around the top of the day's range.

In addition, it is notable that the chair mentioned settlements at the same day, which means the potential shift T+0 from T+2 on the period of settlement in trading stocks.

In addition, it is notable that the chair mentioned ''settlements at the same day'', which means the potential shift T+0 from T+2 on the period of settlement in trading stocks.

But there are various influences around this minute change as long as you are a very active trader.

Introducing payment for order flow system brought brokers to offer retail investors trading with free or cheaper fee because the information of transaction itself is worth for the broker's customers to pay for.

Yesterday (for me because I woke up in the morning in Japan, but actually about today's session in the U.S. market, though), I sold shares of SHAK among others to secure profit which had risen from the price at the purchasing date of May 12, at around the top of the day's range.

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

In addition, it is notable that the chair mentioned ''settlements at the same day'', which means the potential shift to T+0 from T+2 on the period of settlement in trading stocks.

So once the issue is raised by a regulator to make much of fair, preferable, transparent price to each retail trader, the things might be reflected again to the fee higher.

And also the T+0 processing is said to need more capital investment for each broker that might also be a burden to the brokers enough to have motives to make their fees higher.