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Payment for Order Flow (PFOF) is a controversial practice where brokers get paid to send your trade orders to specific high-frequency trading firms instead of public exchanges like the NYSE or NASDAQ. This raises concerns about conflicts of interest and whether brokers truly get the best price for you. Regulators like the SEC are increasing transparency requirements to ensure brokers comply with the best execution rule, which mandates the most favorable prices for investors.

This video explores the debate between the US and UK approaches to PFOF. In the US, competition among wholesalers is said to drive best execution, supported by academic research showing brokers quickly shift orders away from underperforming wholesalers. Conversely, the UK banned PFOF in 2012, resulting in a dramatic increase in retail trades achieving the best available prices. These contrasting models highlight the ongoing discussion on how best to protect retail investors.

With the SEC's updated rules forcing brokers to disclose detailed, machine-readable data on PFOF payments and trade routing, investors and analysts can now compare execution quality like never before. This transparency could reshape trading practices by emphasizing price quality over flashy apps or zero commissions. The future of PFOF and market structure reforms will significantly impact every retail investors trading experience.

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