Legal question

[muz4k]

Quote from tivthetrader:

guys do it all the time here. why not, maybe you will be discovered and become the next Shirley Temple.

Exactly.

 

[jokepie]

Quote from tivthetrader:

Dude, I can't believe you took me seriously. Welcome to Elite Trader, where sarcasm rules.

 

[chartman]

Quote from muz4k:

Is it legal to share your trades online?
Thanks for any feedback!

As far as the Feds are concerned, as long there is no 'collusion' among several traders to try and manipulate a stock price, then there is no violation to post your trades. But be forewarned that the regulatorys are vey quick to investigate small operators rather than the big organizations. It's just the nature of the beast.

 

[LEAPup]

Quote from chartman:

But be forewarned that the regulatorys are vey quick to investigate small operators rather than the big organizations. It's just the nature of the beast.

That's a fact! As a smaller RIA vs. the big firms, I am akin to a deer in the field on opening day. The big firms have the big lawyers who know how to delay, and play games. The regulators simply say screw it, and go pick on those who don't have the means to fight back. Sad...

 

[jack hershey]

Quote from tivthetrader:

Dude, I can't believe you took me seriously. Welcome to Elite Trader, where sarcasm rules.

He just co-opped you and you didn't know it......

To the OP:

The Feds are funny. they are oriented to their being correct and you being out of line.

It takes quite a while to straighten them out. Even then, they are not gracious about it.

In my experience, they are not incentivized to do good work.

One thing you will notice if and when you post your calls is that if you are above advanced beginner, the audience reaction will be negative. The criticisms you will get really do not matter. In fact, you will probably treat the criticisms as humor from those on the "outside".

Feds are really funny, usually you have to do work arounds (which abound).