An NYSE member who trades only for his or her own account is called a(n):

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Supplemental liquidity providers (SLPs) are market participants on the NYSE who trade exclusively for their own accounts, aiming to add liquidity to the market by buying and selling securities based on their own strategies and capital. Unlike specialists or floor brokers, who may have obligations to manage orders for other clients or maintain fair and orderly markets for specific securities, SLPs focus solely on their own trading activities.

An NYSE Member Who Trades Only for His or Her