NYSE Euronext (NYX) CEO Comments on Markets: Sees Market Downturn Near a Bottom, Considering Individual Stock Circuit Breakers
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Dow Jones is reporting several comments that NYSE Euronext's (NYSE: NYX) CEO, Duncan Niederauer, has made today:
- doesn't believe the SEC wants the uptick rule
- the market downturn is near a bottom, but sees choppy waters in the next couple of weeks
- with the credit markets stalled, it feels like a recession
- the bailout is not a silver bullet, but a necessary first step
- considering individual stock circuit breakers
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