Webull (NASDAQ: BULL), owner of the Webull online investment platform, this week announced the global launch of its consolidated market data feed for overnight trading, designed to give investors greater transparency into liquidity and price discovery during the growing overnight U.S. equities trading session.
Traditionally, overnight trading in U.S. equities takes place across multiple venues that operate independently and do not share order books. Webull’s consolidated market data feed brings together real-time insights from Blue Ocean and Bruce Markets – two venues that trade U.S. equities overnight – into a single, unified view on the Webull platform.
“For our global investor base, overnight trading is often when opportunity happens,” said Anthony Denier, group president and U.S. CEO of Webull. “By bringing together multiple overnight market data feeds into a single view, we’re improving access to U.S. markets for a global audience and giving traders the transparency they need to participate with confidence, wherever they are.”
While order routing remains unchanged, the consolidated feed allows users to see quotes and depth of book across both venues simultaneously, offering a more complete picture of available liquidity. By connecting these data feeds, Webull aims to help customers better capture liquidity and identify pricing opportunities during overnight trading hours, when transparency can otherwise be fragmented.
The product is designed primarily for active overnight traders, including traders in the Asia-Pacific region accessing U.S. markets during their local daytime hours. The consolidated market data feed is currently available to Webull users across 11 of its 14 markets, with the remaining three markets launching soon.
Webull offers both free and subscription options for accessing consolidated overnight market data:
- Free synthetic BBO “top of book” data, available as part of the consolidated market data feed
- $4.99 per month subscription for a full order book (Level 2) view, providing deeper insight into overnight liquidity across both venues.
