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US Taxpayers Pay For SEC to Arrange Early Release of Data

mjvcaj

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to HFT firms. LOL.

Good lord, the Administration has no handle on financial regulatory matters.

http://blog.themistrading.com/us-taxpayers-pay-for-sec-to-arrange-early-release-of-data-to-high-speed-trading-firms/

"Apparently, two separate academic studies (University of Colorado / University of Chicago, and Columbia University) have found a lag between when paying subscribers received SEC Edgar filings, and when the public did on the SEC’s own website. - See more at: http://blog.themistrading.com/us-taxpayers-pay-for-sec-to-arrange-early-release-of-data-to-high-speed-trading-firms"
This post was edited on 10/29 3:06 PM by mjvcaj
 
the SEC is a regulatory agency.

while regulatory agencies are needed and a positive in theory, the problem is that they are set up by a govt that has already been bought off by the entities they were set up to regulate in the first place, therefore the regulatory agencies have been bought off by the entities they are set up to regulate. ("captured" is the insider term).

add to that, the whole revolving door fiasco, where those heading the regulatory agencies have a built in quid pro quo with those they are regulating, since they will go to work for, directly or indirectly, the regulated industries or their lobbying arm, as soon as they leave the regulatory agency..

the problem with regulation isn't in theory, it's in execution.

once you have a govt that can be literally bought by big money and corp interests, you have lost the ability to responsibly legislate or regulate regarding said industries.

thus we have what we have.


doesn't mean everything about the need for the SEC or other regulatory agencies isn't there.

just means both the agencies and those heading them, have all been corrupted to the point they can't or won't execute their very purpose.

if you see a regulatory agency such as the SEC or FCC operating in a way that seems nonsensical, that's the corruption at work, not the mission.

let's not pretend otherwise.










This post was edited on 10/31 7:42 PM by i'vegotwinners
 
to HFT firms. LOL.

Good lord, the Administration has no handle on financial regulatory matters.

http://blog.themistrading.com/us-ta...-release-of-data-to-high-speed-trading-firms/

"Apparently, two separate academic studies (University of Colorado / University of Chicago, and Columbia University) have found a lag between when paying subscribers received SEC Edgar filings, and when the public did on the SEC’s own website. - See more at: http://blog.themistrading.com/us-ta...y-release-of-data-to-high-speed-trading-firms"
This post was edited on 10/29 3:06 PM by mjvcaj
High frequency traders are at it again? You'd think we would have figured this problem out by now.

By the way, mjvcaj, haven't seen you around here. Are you new?

EDIT: Damn it, forgot to look at the dates again.
 
By the way, mjvcaj, haven't seen you around here. Are you new?
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Just kidding. I have no idea.
 
High frequency traders are at it again? You'd think we would have figured this problem out by now.

By the way, mjvcaj, haven't seen you around here. Are you new?

EDIT: Damn it, forgot to look at the dates again.
How the hell did you dig up this thread to post in? From 2014???
 
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