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Stock trading happens at lightning speed. Big trades are regularly executed in just milliseconds.
Yet it often takes hours after the stock market opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern time for an initial public offering to begin trading.
The reason for the delay is complicated, but it involves a 21st century variation on the old specialist system at the New York Stock Exchange. There, traders would gather around a trading post on the exchange floor, and, with the help of a specialist, match big buy and sell orders and set prices.