Displaying 3971 - 3980 of 9026 Results
To whom it may concern:
People nowadays have internet resources that are comparable to those of the Wall Street investors. I, for example, uses excel to calculate risk and rewards based on data collected from various brokerages/yahoo finance/bloomberg/LPLfinance...etc. A test imposed by regulators may have nothing to do with my excel calculations and probably remotely relevant to the success of
A majority of my net worth is in Bitcoin. The little that remains in the legacy system hangs by a thread - for tax benefit. Though I ask myself, is it worth it? That I must write to a 3rd party, begging for permission regarding my own money. Is it really our money if we need your permission? Is it really money if it can be printed arbitrarily.
I speak for the many who are waking up to what a scam
Data Definitions for Treasury Securities. Data fieldDefinitionWhy we share this dataBenchmarkIdentifies the bond’s benchmark type/term.So that investors can know the bond benchmark.Coupon RateA coupon rate is the annual interest rate paid by the issuer to you when you hold a bond that you have purchased. These interest payments are generally made semiannually, although some bonds may pay interest
Thank you, Kayte [Toczylowski, FINRA’s head of Member Relations and Education], and good morning, everyone. It is so wonderful to see you. I am delighted to join Kayte in welcoming you to the 2023 FINRA Annual Conference.
WASHINGTON—The FINRA Investor Education Foundation (FINRA Foundation) has released a new report, The machines are coming (with personal finance information). Do we trust them?Despite the growing popularity of artificial intelligence (AI), very few consumers knowingly turn to AI for information on personal finances, according to the report.“As AI continues to be integrated into consumers’ everyday
Free markets only work if regulation / government intervention does not impede them. Any reason for limiting investor access to any investment vehicle (after providing warning of complexity for novice investors) is likely anti-free market, and definitely government overreach. By allowing certain investors to invest in these funds, and not others, if obviously fraught with issues. The logic
The open market system is important to the U.S.A. It makes socio-economic mobility possible. It makes our country an attractive place for immigrants who also work hard and produce for our national economy. Restrictions to our open market system are effectually discriminatory. While there are so many quantifiable "real problems," restrictions to the open market is not a priority
Dear Sirs, I am writing today re: Proposed Rule #S7-24-15. This rule should not be adopted for the following reasons: I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family, not you. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged few that you deem worthy of making that investment. I shouldn't have to go through any special
Dont change the system
I fully support this effort to improve short interest enhancements. When bad actors are allowed to create a synthetic share out of thin air through dishonesty and illegal activity, they pose the potential to put the entire financial system at risk. If "market makers" are allowed to break rules, including the creation of millions of fake shares, they are given the power to destroy