According to media reports, Nasdaq plans to officially file documents on Monday local time to advance the “5X23” round-the-clock trading model, extending trading hours from 16 hours a day, five days a week, to 23 hours. This aims to meet the substantial trading demand of global investors for U.S. stocks. However, some Wall Street institutions have expressed cautious attitudes, believing that this move could lead to reduced liquidity and increased volatility risks. Do you think round-the-clock trading for U.S. stocks is advantageous or disadvantageous? Would you choose to stay up late monitoring the market or hold your positions with peace of mind?