Nasdaq has implemented a new trading model for shares with limited liquidity on Nasdaq First North Growth Market. The model came into effect January 18 and means that stocks with large spreads between bid and asking prices will be traded through auctions instead of continuous trading. One company in the life science sector that is affected by the new model is Cline Scientific.
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