What about other exchanges? SEC doesn't control every exchange in the entire world right?
SEC may abolish stop-loss orders
- Thread starter stevegee58
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If thats the case, I am all for no stops by the SEC and welcome higher IV
businessstaxes
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SEC may just ban trading altogether.
SEC will make stop=loss orders ILLEGAL! 2 years in prison for stop-loss
no selling only buy...no refunds.
market makers can refuse to honor small market orders. etc
What is with all these dark markets? an anonymous trading etc. wtf..the stock market is just like teh baseball or comic book market.
The SEC should do it's job or mandate of the agency like regulating against INVESTMENT FRAUD or MARKET FRAUD...clearly the SEC and gov't has FAILED!
SEC will make stop=loss orders ILLEGAL! 2 years in prison for stop-loss
no selling only buy...no refunds.
market makers can refuse to honor small market orders. etc
What is with all these dark markets? an anonymous trading etc. wtf..the stock market is just like teh baseball or comic book market.
The SEC should do it's job or mandate of the agency like regulating against INVESTMENT FRAUD or MARKET FRAUD...clearly the SEC and gov't has FAILED!
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From the OP's article...
"These orders were not the cause of the flash crash per se, but they resulted in enormous damage to many unsuspecting traditional investors," they wrote.
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There are several things the SEC says the average retail investor should exercise caution with, due to the inherent risks... included in them are:
options
leveraged ETFs
If an investor wants to participate, they sign this form a says they willingly take the risk... why would the SEC force everyone to give up on stop-loss altogether?
The SEC could require anyone who wants to exercise a stop-loss to sign some form by a certain date... otherwise your existing orders get canceled.
From the OP's article...
"These orders were not the cause of the flash crash per se, but they resulted in enormous damage to many unsuspecting traditional investors," they wrote.
---
There are several things the SEC says the average retail investor should exercise caution with, due to the inherent risks... included in them are:
options
leveraged ETFs
If an investor wants to participate, they sign this form a says they willingly take the risk... why would the SEC force everyone to give up on stop-loss altogether?
The SEC could require anyone who wants to exercise a stop-loss to sign some form by a certain date... otherwise your existing orders get canceled.