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Abstract:Webull has announced the launch of a new 24/5 Overnight Trading feature for U.S. users, developed in partnership with Blue Ocean ATS. This feature allows Webull’s clients to trade stocks and ETFs outside traditional market hours, from 8:00 pm to 4:00 am ET, Sunday through Thursday.
Webull, the digital investment platform, has announced the launch of a new 24/5 Overnight Trading feature for U.S. users, developed in partnership with Blue Ocean ATS. This feature allows Webulls clients to trade stocks and ETFs outside traditional market hours, from 8:00 pm to 4:00 am ET, Sunday through Thursday.
The introduction of Overnight Trading provides Webull users with an additional window for trading, supplementing regular, pre-, and post-market sessions. This feature enables users to react to after-hours developments such as earnings announcements, international market trends, and other significant news events, giving them more flexibility in managing their investments.
Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO of Webull, stated that this extended trading period was introduced to provide retail investors with more control over their investment decisions, citing the ability to make informed moves based on timely information outside traditional hours.
For the Overnight Trading feature, Webull offers free access to level one overnight market data, with additional data packages available through subscription. Currently, over 500 stock and ETF symbols are accessible in this trading session, with the potential for further expansion in the future.
This move reflects a trend among digital trading platforms to offer round-the-clock access, catering to investors who wish to navigate market fluctuations as they happen. The arrangement with Blue Ocean Technologies enables Webull to provide this added market access, aiming to accommodate various trading strategies and needs.
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