U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission 'actively monitoring' volatility in equity markets

[Daal]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...tent&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

"stop squeezing the firms of our revolving door jobs or face serious consequences"

 

[Cuddles]

And wsb is invite only now. Thanks SEC

 

[Overnight]

And wsb is invite only now. Thanks SEC

Really? That just means that the SEC can no longer see what's going on, yes? Unless one of their moles gets an invite of course.

 

[graph-trader]

Yea because Reddit wouldn't let the SEC look at whatever they want on their servers to investigate fraud.
What planet are we on?

Really? That just means that the SEC can no longer see what's going on, yes? Unless one of their moles gets an invite of course.

 

[vanzandt]

Everybody is talking regulations.

Regulations!

I have an easy fix guys.

Put the f'ing commission charge back on.
If you can't swing $4/side, you shouldn't be allowed to play in our sand-box.

Don't like it?
F U.

These idiots are gonna mess around and screw up a good thing some us have worked eons to understand and win at.

 

[maxinger]

The derivative market was extremely volatile in Mar 2020.
In fact, that was the record volatility.