I strongly support any rule change that brings greater transparency to our financial markets. Daily reporting requirements will surely help retail investors better understand what these large financial players are doing to our markets.
Understanding the benefits and risks of various types of orders can help you avoid unintended losses and better ensure your trades are executed in a timely manner and at a price with which you are comfortable.
A callable bond allows its issuer to redeem it before the listed maturity date. For bond holders, this means the potential loss of future interest payments and a lower than expected return on investment. It’s important to understand the terms of these products and how an early redemption can impact your investment goals.
I would like to see better enforcement of short sale rule (SSR) used by hedge funds. I would like to see more frequent public reporting of short positions and more detail in public reports of SSR movements.
By reporting FTDs and short positions it would allow for more transparency. It feels as if there are 2 sets of rules. The retail investor does not have all of the information to better equip themselves in their retail strategy. While giving institutions an upper hand.
The only thing evil needs to thrive, is for good men to do nothing. The market as a whole is trash and the world is beginning to ask questions. Better to turn it upside down and fix it, than to let it run off its wheels.
My income has already been taxed and what I choose to do with the remainder is none of the governments business. Trust me, I will handle my hard earned fiat currency far better than you handle the tax payers dollars.
Crypto currencies allow us to invest in our future, Example VET which is coin specializing in green solutions. They clean your messes. The stock market doesnt reward those strategies, they kill it. Crypto offers solutions and a better future.
FINRA is conducting an assessment of firms’ approaches to managing cyber-security threats. FINRA is conducting this assessment in light of the critical role information technology (IT) plays in the securities industry, the increasing threat to firms’ IT systems from a variety of sources, and the potential harm to investors, firms, and the financial system as a whole that these threats pose.
I personally would like to have more knowledge and more accessible information. The more one can comprehend the better the outcomes of their choices. I am neither for or against the proposal. I do believe customers need to read and agree to understanding the risks involved.
