This could potentially deny me the freedom to choose investments, like leveraged ETF's, that could help me achieve long-term financial security. I should be able to choose investments based on the long-standing disclosure-based system, without jumping through even more hoops.
TO: All NASD Members and Other Interested Persons
BACKGROUND
The securities industry, in late 1983, asked the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) to review the registration delays resulting from agent transfers between broker-dealers. After extensive deliberations by the NASAA/CRD Committee and its NASD advisors, a Temporary Agent Transfer program was developed by the
Please stop doing this. You are infantalizing us with these rules, and only making it harder for the average person to participate in the market. The SEC only diminishes their credibility by pursuing arbitrary regulations on individual investors while shrugging their shoulders at the systemic risk posed by market makers.
The current policy and way of doing things is fine enough in my opinion, so a change would do little to benefit the current system. There seems to be very few reasons for such a drastic change, and I think it would be in the publics best interest to reject and decline such an advancement.
August 16, 2001In an effort to reduce the number of duplicate email files submitted to OATS, the system will now send back two emails to each firm that transmits FORE files via email. The first email simply notifies the transmitting entity that OATS received your email and will process your file. The second email continues to provide the status of the FORE file as we do today.Firms are asked not
I am a private trader/investor. I have been using inverse and leveraged vehicles for many years in addition to more traditional vehicles. I have both made and lost a huge (for me) amount of money in them, but with time and trading experience I have been able to learn to trade them correctly greatly to my advantage. My issue with the proposed regulations is that the present regulatory attempts I
I am an adult, and can accept the responsibilities of my investing decisions. I don't need a regulator to tell me how to invest my personal finances. The lottery is perfectly legal and ran by governments as a tax on the poor.
Leveraged and inverse funds are an important part of my investment strategy. They don't take a degree in rocket science to understand. As with investing in
I am infuriated about the current proposed FINRA Rule #22-08! I, not some buerocratic regulators in Washington, D.C. should decide where, when and how I invest my money. It is my money, that I have earned and that I fully am aware of the potential risks, pitfalls, benefits, and otherwise that I put myself in when I invest in any investment - traditional or otherwise. I should not need to jump
TO: All NASD Members and Level 2 and Level 3 Subscribers
On Tuesday, April 17, the National Market System will include 881 securities as 50 more NASDAQ securities are phased into the System. These 50 securities meet the SEC's voluntary designation criteria, which include six-month average trading volume of 100,000 shares a month and a minimum bid price of $5.
The 50 securities scheduled to
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Legal & ComplianceOperationsSystemsTrading
As of December 27, 1993, the following 90 issues joined the Nasdaq National Market®, bringing the total number of issues to 3,472:
Symbol
Company
Entry Date
SOESSM Execution Level
INSL
Insilco Corporation
11/29/93
1000
WVFC
WVS Financial Corp.
11/29/93
1000
ASH
Airport Systems International, Inc.
11/30
