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IDEX Corporation
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At Close
Oct 1, 2026 3:59:56 PM EDT
229.82USD+0.807%(+1.84)676,840
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
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Sep 28, 2026 8:51:30 AM EDT
229.00USD+0.447%(+1.02)0
After-hours
Oct 1, 2026 4:10:30 PM EDT
229.85USD+0.013%(+0.03)199,620
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IEX Specific Mentions
As of Oct 2, 2026 3:56:20 AM EDT (1 min. ago)
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12 hr ago • u/Imryanrey • r/Superstonk • 89m_after_hours • C
Is it possible that the IEX options speed bump change would have any effect down the line. I know a dept store is on the list for tomorrow.
No GameStop info released yet.
https://notifications.iex.io/tradingalerts/163
sentiment -0.35
13 hr ago • u/Imryanrey • r/Superstonk • hedge_fund_ceo_gives_3bn_to_carnegie_mellon • C
IEX options speed bump starts tomorrow I believe.
sentiment 0.00
16 hr ago • u/greytoc • r/Schwab • schwab_initiates_secondary_listing_on_the_texas • C
This news sorta makes sense. Schwab is an investor in the Texas Stock Exchange. And I suspect that the listing fees on the TXSE is probably lower than current US exchanges.
There hasn't been another competitive exchange in the US since ICE/NYSE bought Amex and both Nasdaq and ICE/NYSE started to buy up all the regional exchanges.
New exchanges like MEMX and IEX are making in-roads but would be interesting to see how TXSE fares.
sentiment 0.50
23 hr ago • u/WorriedAirport1641 • r/IndianStockMarket • regulatory_massacre_in_india_real_wealth • Discussion • B
Last few years Regulatory bodies one by one all came out with “Regulations” which has destroyed entire business or business models of new age companies or dominant companies.
Intention of these regulations are highly questionable. These regulations are clearly against free market economy.
Indian bureaucrats acting more SOCIALIST in India than Chinese bureaucrats as SOCIALIST in China. Though China is openly declared as COMMUNIST country. Yes, we are declared SOCIALIST nation.
(Company affected- Regulation/Regulatory Body)
1. Paytm- RBI (Banking License)
2. PB fintech/Policy bazaar- IRDAI (Commission cap)
3. Interglobe Aviation/ Indigo airline- DGCA (Flight Duty Time Limitations)
4. India Energy Exchange (IEX)- CERT (Market Coupling)
5. Dream11/ Delta corp- Online Gaming Act
Government should control their bureaucrats. It’s too difficult to create real wealth for the nation. But such drastic regulation simply creating panic. Regulation has to accommodate NEW AGE BUSINESSES. Here simply regulations destroying Business models from base.
USA and China intelligently accommodate new businesses and models within framework of their nation. What we at India doing? Just destroying one by one all Business models.
Imagine if Business model of Internet companies destroyed by USA by such regulations. Even today no regulations there for AI. Still government supports there. Here in India we destroying established business in name of regulations.
This is REGULATORY MASSACRE. Almost all prominent new age companies destroyed. One two left like Eternal/Zomato. There also some ministers commented negatively on their Business models.
sentiment -0.94
12 hr ago • u/Imryanrey • r/Superstonk • 89m_after_hours • C
Is it possible that the IEX options speed bump change would have any effect down the line. I know a dept store is on the list for tomorrow.
No GameStop info released yet.
https://notifications.iex.io/tradingalerts/163
sentiment -0.35
13 hr ago • u/Imryanrey • r/Superstonk • hedge_fund_ceo_gives_3bn_to_carnegie_mellon • C
IEX options speed bump starts tomorrow I believe.
sentiment 0.00
16 hr ago • u/greytoc • r/Schwab • schwab_initiates_secondary_listing_on_the_texas • C
This news sorta makes sense. Schwab is an investor in the Texas Stock Exchange. And I suspect that the listing fees on the TXSE is probably lower than current US exchanges.
There hasn't been another competitive exchange in the US since ICE/NYSE bought Amex and both Nasdaq and ICE/NYSE started to buy up all the regional exchanges.
New exchanges like MEMX and IEX are making in-roads but would be interesting to see how TXSE fares.
sentiment 0.50
23 hr ago • u/WorriedAirport1641 • r/IndianStockMarket • regulatory_massacre_in_india_real_wealth • Discussion • B
Last few years Regulatory bodies one by one all came out with “Regulations” which has destroyed entire business or business models of new age companies or dominant companies.
Intention of these regulations are highly questionable. These regulations are clearly against free market economy.
Indian bureaucrats acting more SOCIALIST in India than Chinese bureaucrats as SOCIALIST in China. Though China is openly declared as COMMUNIST country. Yes, we are declared SOCIALIST nation.
(Company affected- Regulation/Regulatory Body)
1. Paytm- RBI (Banking License)
2. PB fintech/Policy bazaar- IRDAI (Commission cap)
3. Interglobe Aviation/ Indigo airline- DGCA (Flight Duty Time Limitations)
4. India Energy Exchange (IEX)- CERT (Market Coupling)
5. Dream11/ Delta corp- Online Gaming Act
Government should control their bureaucrats. It’s too difficult to create real wealth for the nation. But such drastic regulation simply creating panic. Regulation has to accommodate NEW AGE BUSINESSES. Here simply regulations destroying Business models from base.
USA and China intelligently accommodate new businesses and models within framework of their nation. What we at India doing? Just destroying one by one all Business models.
Imagine if Business model of Internet companies destroyed by USA by such regulations. Even today no regulations there for AI. Still government supports there. Here in India we destroying established business in name of regulations.
This is REGULATORY MASSACRE. Almost all prominent new age companies destroyed. One two left like Eternal/Zomato. There also some ministers commented negatively on their Business models.
sentiment -0.94
1 day ago • u/Lazy_Negotiation1800 • r/IndianStockMarket • need_advice_on_my_stock_portfolio_which_to_hold • C
Bro, looking at the portfolio, I’d personally keep HDFC Bank, ITC, Power Grid and Reliance on the watch/hold side for the long term. Dixon and Trent are interesting growth names, but I’d be a bit more careful about valuation. For Angel One, Groww and IEX, I’d keep an eye on the business fundamentals before adding more.
Also bro, don’t average down just because a stock is red if the original reason for buying is still strong, then only consider adding.
sentiment 0.90
1 day ago • u/agsujdb • r/IndianStockMarket • need_advice_on_my_stock_portfolio_which_to_hold • Discussion • B
Hi everyone,
I’ve built up a small portfolio of individual Indian stocks, but I’m starting to question what I should be doing with all of them. I’d appreciate some thoughts on my positions.
Here is what my current holding consists of:
**ANGELONE** — Avg. buy: ₹220.00 | LTP: ₹274.45
**CDSL** — Avg. buy: ₹1,211.88 | LTP: ₹1,264.00
**DIXON** — Avg. buy: ₹10,041.70 | LTP: ₹13,140.00
**GROWW** — Avg. buy: ₹195.75 | LTP: ₹183.91
**GRSE** — Avg. buy: ₹2,738.40 | LTP: ₹2,181.90
**HDFCBANK** — Avg. buy: ₹727.98 | LTP: ₹708.70
**IEX** — Avg. buy: ₹136.38 | LTP: ₹107.00
**ITC** — Avg. buy: ₹337.88 | LTP: ₹262.75
**POWERGRID** — Avg. buy: ₹254.80 | LTP: ₹260.50
**RELIANCE** — Avg. buy: ₹1,325.70 | LTP: ₹1,187.50
**TRENT** — Avg. buy: ₹2,387.51 | LTP: ₹2,623.10
**TSFINV** — Avg. buy: ₹468.29 | LTP: ₹417.15
Any thoughts with reasoning will be highly appreciated.
Thanks guys!
sentiment 0.98


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