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Nordnet, a financial services company, has introduced pre-market trading of U.S. stocks for its clients, according to a report in Dagens industri. As the first major Swedish provider to offer this service, Nordnet now allows trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq from 13:00 Swedish time, ahead of the official 15:30 market open. Ara Mustafa, an investment coach at Nordnet, emphasized that this service provides customers with new opportunities to capitalize on real-time market-moving information, facilitating rapid responses to news and reports. Although pre-market trading features the same stock selection and fee structure as regular trading hours, Nordnet cautions investors about potential risks. Lower liquidity and wider spreads between bid and ask prices are common during pre-market sessions, potentially leading to increased volatility compared to standard trading periods. Nordnet also highlights its social investment network, Shareville, as a valuable resource for investors utilizing this new service.