Back before the relaunch, there was a governor on trading between midnight and 8AM Eastern, which prevented huge jumps in price due to reset trading... that governor is still in effect but now it's at a completely random time during normal office hours which makes no sense. I'm not sure what to call it except that during this period, trades don't go through immediately, they take maybe 30 seconds or more... When reset was changed to 3AM Eastern, reset trading wasn't as damaging but I guess now the West Coast has decided to stay up later to take part in it so it's back to the same thing where stocks have dropped $5 to 6 by the time the East Coast wakes up... movement due to reset trading is in fact WORSE now than it was pre-relaunch. I'd like to suggest that HSX return the "governor" (or whatever it's called) to minimize or lessen trading between midnight and 8AM Eastern so at least trades take some time to go through rather than driving prices up/down so drastically, something we've been seeing a lot in recent weeks.