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It's simple: It's due to the high-level of capital reserves required by FCA. Front-running is also not permitted too.

Quite simply: The Forex broker business model is as follows: a) Take minor profits on the spread on winning traders and standard players using Forex for standard international (non-speculative) business. b) Take opposing positions on losing traders (aka bucket shop model) since most fail c)...

ETFs and MFs are different instruments with difference expense ratios, distribution schedules and many other factors. Firstly, tell us WHY you want to convert to ETF versus leaving it as MF?

I don't use Bloomberg, but perhaps it uses a different weighting and/or methodology to the S&P 500 free-float weighted effective reinvest-dividends-on-the-day-prior-to-the-ex-date which the S&P indices use. However, that figure seems screwy. How about you ask them and report back their...

Of course - they're counting on you getting it wrong!

About time - all the bullshit rules on first notice dates are a joke. Just tell me the goddamn date in a format I can download for my trading.

Can't believe anyone still trades airlines. Black swan events are seemingly common. But they do trend I guess. Maybe hedge with a way OTM put when you trade them?

It's a bucket shop.

Been there. https://jesselivermoreboyplunger.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/bucket-shop.jpg

Mini Buffet without vulture capital

Remember that not all trading days are "holidays". Consider 9-11 and weather-related events. Further back there's stupid events like shutdowns. Hmmm seems familiar to today. http://s3.amazonaws.com/armstrongeconomics-wp/2013/07/NYSE-Closings.pdf

I've heard of other companies doing business in good faith in China, spending months or years to come up with a commercial agreement, doing the deal, but only to find weeks later that the deal has been "changed" and nothing could be done - accept it or leave. Western-value morals are hard to...

https://www.tsx.com/listings/listing-with-us/sector-and-product-profiles/closed-end-funds (in the spreadsheet) shows who runs each CEF.

Bought the "S&P 500" - LOL. No - you didn't! (or do you have specific stock weightings?) Next thing, you're going to tell us you bought on the open of an index. Which open is that? One you could actually participate in? You also fail to tell us your exit strategy. PS - You're appear to...

HFT: High Functioning Troglodyte

Margin isn't fees - it's a counterparty risk mitigation deposit held in trust.

Try the screener here: https://www.cefconnect.com/closed-end-funds-screener They allow you to filter for Investment Strategies (Non-US). Or are you asking about non-US-listed CEFs?

And so it should affect the bonus payouts!

Does anybody understand the meaning of bonus these days?

Did they deserve the bonuses? Is the meaning of "bonus" for actual performance (i.e. alpha) so far removed from reality?