SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
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#2Re: SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
#3If you look at Robinhood's 10-Q: https://d18rn0p25nwr6d.cloudfront.net/CIK-0001783879/afc6222...
It has a revenue disaggregation on page 17. Just 15% of its transactional revenue last quarter comes from stock.
Re: SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
#4How about get rid of obfuscated monetary bullshit like darkpools first
Re: SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
#5Wonder how Robinhood is going to survive a potential dilution of payments for orderflow if these proposals become reality.
Re: SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
#6How about get rid of obfuscated monetary bullshit like darkpools first
Doesn’t that just increase volatility and hand profits to high frequency / predatory traders? How does it help retail or index investors?
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#7How about get rid of obfuscated monetary bullshit like darkpools first
What’s wrong with dark pools? The name is meant to conjure up some evil mental image, but it’s just two or more parties that want to offload / onload some stock without impacting the market.
It’s no different than telling your neighbor you’re willing to sell your house for $X without publicly listing it.
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#8This is covered in great detail in today's Money Stuff, and you can usually skip a great deal of HN, um, truth-searching just by reading Levine first.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-12-15/the-se...
Re: SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
#9How about get rid of obfuscated monetary bullshit like darkpools first
What’s wrong with dark pools? The name is meant to conjure up some evil mental image, but it’s just two or more parties that want to offload / onload some stock without impacting the market. It’s no different than telling your neighbor you’re willing to sell your house for $X without publicly listing it.
Also: what's "monetary" about them?
Re: SEC set to propose rules that would squeeze stock-market middlemen
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
What’s wrong with dark pools? The name is meant to conjure up some evil mental image, but it’s just two or more parties that want to offload / onload some stock without impacting the market. It’s no different than telling your neighbor you’re willing to sell your house for $X without publicly listing it.
Also: what's "monetary" about them?
I have no idea what that’s supposed to mean as “monetary” would include everything from lunch money to interest rates.