Posts Tagged ‘tandem’
Boring session with penny stocks in play
December 16th, 2009 | 
Author: WEAKNESS in Hong Kong and expectations of a possibly soft session for Wall Street meant that the local market underwent an indifferent session yesterday in which rotational punting of penny stocks was the main focus. The Straits Times Index, in the meantime, didn’t show much conviction throughout the day, spending most of the session moving in tandem with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index. With the latt… more
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Tags: conviction, day, Focus, Hang, hang seng index, Hong Kong, Index, latt, local market, market, meantime, Penny, penny stocks, rotational, Seng, session, spending, Straits, straits times index, tandem, Times, Wall Street, weakness, yesterday | 
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Too much disclosure can sometimes be bad
MOST people place their faith in the disclosure-based model which says that the more information financial advisers and companies are made to tell the public, the better. This is the rationale behind Regulation Full Disclosure (RFD) in the US and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, and is the preferred regulatory approach that has evolved over the past decade in tandem with deregulated markets.
Howeve… more
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Tags: act, approach, decade, disclosure, faith, financial advisers, Full, full disclosure, Howeve, information, model, Oxley, Public, rationale, regulation, regulatory approach, RFD, Sarbanes, sarbanes oxley act, sarbanes oxley act of 2002, tandem, US |
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