To whom it may concern: Any and all enhancements concerning reporting on market activities is greatly appreciated. Shorter reporting intervals and all inclusive information is crucial to investor success.
At a minimum we should have transparency in the market to see the same information hedge funds and market makers see also to see short positions that effect market prices
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Confirmations or comparisons shall include, in addition to an adequate description of the security (which shall include payment options on a unit investment trust series), the price at which the transaction was made and any other information deemed necessary to ensure that the buyer and seller agree as to details of the transaction. Such "other information" should include, if
I'm fine with the proposed regulations IF YOU ALSO make it illegal for politicians to trade on insider information.
Of course you won't do this, so leave the retail investor alone.
We have enough problem competing with political cheaters as it is.
If an investment product is available on the public market, anyone should be able to buy it. There are risks and rewards and they are the responsibility of the investor. The investor does not need special education, nor have above average means. Information on any of these products is freely available.
Making sure a person is informed is one thing and you should be checking on that. Making a choice you enter these deals is on the investor and unless it's a scheme of some kind it's our choice where we put our cash.
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In the fourth quarter of every year, the Securities Industry/Regulatory Council on Continuing Education (Council) publishes the annual Firm Element Advisory (FEA). The Council is now updating the FEA in
