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🚨 Breaking News 🚨 President-elect Donald Trump is rumored to be considering Teresa Goody Guillén, a seasoned crypto lawyer and former SEC attorney, to lead the SEC! 🚀 🌐 Guillén's deep dive into blockchain law and her tenure at the SEC could signal a new era for crypto regulation in the U.S. This move might just pave the way for a more supportive landscape for digital assets under Trump's adminisSee more
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Nasdaq is taking steps to purge itself of dubious companies whose shares trade below $1 each, following criticism that the exchange has become home to hundreds of risky penny stocks. In two new proposed changes, they want to; 1. See companies when reaching the end of their second 180-day grace period couldn't delay delisting by appealing. Instead, their shares would move to the over-the-counterSee more
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#SEC is complicit with the hedge funds in cheating it’s well known! Criminals! $GME
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GPT and other AI models can't analyze an SEC filing, researchers find. The findings from Patronus highlighted some of the challenges facing artificial intelligence models as big companies, especially in regulated industries like finance, seek to incorporate cutting-edge technology into their operations, whether for customer service or research. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/12/19/gpt-and-other-aSee more
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Do you see payment for order flow (PFOF) as a good or bad thing? Robinhood's CEO, Vlad Tenev, in a new interview to CNBC asserts that he doesn't think the payment for order flow model, which the company utilizes in the U.S., is at risk. He defends it, stating that it is "inherently here to stay". Payment for order flow represents the compensation a broker receives for directing trades to a specific market maker for execution. This practice gained prominence amid the GameStop and AMC stock frenzy, particularly with brokerages like Robinhood, prompting scrutiny over market transparency and potential conflicts of interest. “If I’m a business that’s selling things, and I’m generating transaction revenue, the more you use it, the more money you get. Inherently, there’s a conflict there because I make more money by getting you to transact more,” Tenev told CNBC in an interview. Critics contended that PFOF not only impacted trading dynamics, disadvantaging retail investors, but also raised concerns about the perceived conflict of interest it created between brokers and clients. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had looked at banning PFOF in light of concerns surrounding the practice, saying brokers enticed by it are making trading into a game to lure investors, but opted not to, while the European Union has imposed a blanket ban on PFOF. Sources: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/01/robinhood-ceo-says-payment-for-order-flow-is-here-to-stay.html https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/18/sec-says-brokers-enticed-by-payment-for-order-flow-are-making-trading-into-a-game-to-lure-investors.html Want to learn and understand more about payment for order flow, great article from Vox and Public about it. https://www.vox.com/ad/22960319/pfof-payment-for-order-flow-trading-commission-public $AMC $GME $HOOD #pfof #sec #trading #robinhood #markets

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What a wacky year. 2023 should be known as the year of the RS. So many bankruptcies this year too. Shorts really took control of the market after the pandemic. But, they are a necessary evil, that is if you like volatility and potential squeezes. And depending on the company who’s stock is being shorted, say analysts give a positive report, or excellent revenues, shorts can only short so much, before they have to start covering and SP signals a massive reversal. We will see what happens next year, but I’m excited for 2024. Still have my fingers crossed that dark pools and naked shorting, do become illegal. Not counting on it though. Too much corruption in the #SEC
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Citadel Securities pays $7 million to settle charges it violated short-sale rules. On Friday, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) said broker-dealer Citadel Securities had agreed to pay $7 million to settle charges it incorrectly handled millions of orders and violated short-selling rules. The SEC in a statement said Citadel Securities over a five-year period had incorrectly marked millionsSee more
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💰📈 $BTC futures contracts 📉, leading to higher roll-over costs for traders. • This raises concerns about futures-based ETF performance and shifts the spotlight on the need for spot-based ETFs 💡. • Traditional finance companies have now applied for spot-based Bitcoin ETFs with the U.S. SEC. This offers the potential for indefinite position holding and simpler crypto storage 🏦. What do you thinkSee more
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The price of Bitcoin is plunging Friday morning after the WSJ reported the SEC as saying the spate of recent spot $BTC ETF filings are "inadequate." Wall Street Journal reported that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has notified the exchanges Nasdaq and Cboe, who submitted spot Bitcoin ETF applications on behalf of asset managers like BlackRock and Fidelity Investments, that the filingSee more
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Did you see blackrock file for bitcoin etf yesterday? #btc #bitcoin #blackrock #ishares #sec

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The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, with mishandling customer funds and lying to regulators. Binance has denied the allegations and said it will contest them in court. The SEC's charges are the latest in a series of regulatory challenges facing Binance. The charges could have a significant impact on Binance's business, includingSee more
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Crypto Rundown 📰 SEC Chairman Gary Gensler faced down a barrage of criticism from House Republicans over his agency's crackdown on cryptocurrency platforms. Digital assets platform Bakkt $BKKT completes $155M deal for Apex Crypto in one of the largest deals in the crypto landscape since the onset of the bear market in mid-2021. See more
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Looks like things aren’t fresh at $TUP — Saw the news that their cash flow isn’t maintaining itself “post” pandemic. Their 8-K (think a midterm report/ current report — SEC to announce major events that shareholders should know about) shows a lot isn’t holding. Well, they shared that they don’t have enough cash to fund its operations. Tupperware is also exploring potential layoffs and reviewingSee more
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