24-hour markets proposed during dotcom bubble; institutions may use extended hours to sell easily.

So, for those of you too young to remember, during the heyday of the dotcom bubble, they also proposed making the market 24 hours. The market then crashed and everyone decided it was better to be able to sleep a little. There's a reason casinos are open all night for all the dgens that can't wait until market the market opens the next morning. E- Mini, who's a great follow. All these exchanges rushing to offer all-night trading and single stock futures trading 247 aren't doing it for your benefit. The anticipation is for a crash soon, and they're paving the way for institutions to be able to sell with ease to ensure that there's no circuit breakers. So, it's a bit of a a counterbalancing argument here. It's like, okay, more access to people, more trading hours, right?