Fidelity After Hours Trading Agreement

20 Sep Fidelity After Hours Trading Agreement

Trade executions are done by comparing orders within the Arca order book to other orders available at the price you have indicated. Orders are classified within the order book first according to price (better rated orders come first) and second by time (previous orders at the same price level arrive first). Partial executions may occur. All orders placed during the extended trading period expire at the end of this meeting if they are not executed in whole or in part. Partial executions may occur. All orders placed during the premarket trading session or after-hour expire at the end of this session if they are not executed in whole or in part. Risks Due to the nature of extended trading periods, trading may present certain risks during the lengthening of trading periods through an ECN than standard market periods. For example, all unde accomplished commands placed during pre-verbal and after-hour trading sessions expire at the end of that particular session. You must reintroduce expired orders during default market hours if you want Fidelity to execute trades. Similarly, orders entered during standard trading hours are not automatically transferred in extended trading sessions. IMPORTANT: Trade from Fidelity`s extended hours session to the ECN is subject to Fidelity`s terms and conditions of sale (“Terms”) and policies and is subject to change without notice.

By using the ECN trading platform, you acknowledge your understanding of the risks and agree to the terms set out therein. If you do not agree with these terms, you should refrain from using the ECN trading platform. An ECN is an electronic order match system in which investors and other market participants can participate. You can place orders through the ECN during extended trading periods. The ECN in which Fidelity Participates is NYSE Archipelago (Arca). . . .