Interesting Show on Better Markets
- Posted by Jeff Carter
- on July 15th, 2012
Was flipping through channels and saw this show. Watch it. I don’t agree with everything, but glad that Masters is leading an uphill fight. It’s interesting that since Dodd-Frank was passed, our GDP tanked. Our markets are certainly broken. Without good markets, a building block for the American Dream is non functional. That makes the dream much more unattainable. Our banks are broken as well-even though we spent trillions to bail them out.
Watch Braking the Banks on PBS. See more from Need To Know.
I don’t think we need to fund the agencies we have better. What we need is smarter regulation that skewers the sacred cows. We need a level playing field. We need to have the heartbeat of the market closer to the end user. We need competition that’s so intense, the big guys might not always win and can fail.
We also need to have the courage to let entrenched institutions fail. No entity ought to be too big to fail. No government regulator should look the other way and allow events like the LIBOR scandal happen.
Ending payment for order flow, internalization, dark pools, and tiered distribution where only certain people can play will go a long way to restoring faith in our market system.
The information in this blog post represents my own opinions and does not contain a recommendation for any particular security or investment. I or my affiliates may hold positions or other interests in securities mentioned in the Blog, please see my Disclaimer page for my full disclaimer.
-
Jeffrey Carter is an angel investor and independent trader. He specializes in turning concepts into profits. He co-founded Hyde Park Angels one of the most active angel groups in the United States in April of 2007. He previously served on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Board of Directors. He has done market commentary for (More...) -
Archives
Tags Cloud
Adult diaper Average variable cost Bail outs Barney Frank Bernhard Goetz Big Food Bistro Cooking Buttermilk Carly Fiorina College football Cost curve Drinks Economics Emanuel euronext Exchange Fourth of July G-8 Gang of Eight Grains Hyper Local Live Chicago Illinois State Ireland Irish Bailout Jack Jacobs John Bates Clark Medal Knowledge Is Power Program Limited liability company Lincoln Park Mayor Rahm Emmanuel Meet The Press NOLA Pilsner Urquell Prediction market Protests Robbie Social Security Spanx Start up ecosystems Steve Kroft Stock Buybacks Trade TRGL University of Washington Wall Street-
BlogRoll
-
Abnormal Returns
All Tuition
America 3.0
American Thinker
Andy Narayanan
Arnold Waldstein
AVC
Becker Posner Blog
Ben Horowitz Blog
Better Markets
Betting the Business
Black Line Review
BloombergTV
Both Sides of the Table
Brad Feld
Business Insider
Business News Network
Carpe Diem
CBOE
CFTC
Chicago Booth Graduate School of Business
Chicago Boyz
CityWide SuperSlow
CME Group
CNBC
CNNMoney
Cooler By The Lake
Counterpoint
Daily Economic Release Calendar
Doug Ross @ Journal
Economics of a POW Camp
Fama-French Forum
Farmgate
Fault Lines
Foundation for Families
Fox Business
Freakonomics
Garden and Gun
George Stigler Institute
Good Beer Hunting
Hayek Institute
Howard Lindzon
Huffington Post
Hyde Park Angels
ICE
Illinois College of Business
Informed Trades
Instapundit.com
Intrade
James Altucher
John Taylor's Blog
Jump Innovation
Junto Institute
Legal Issues in Angel Funding
Macroblog-Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Marginal Revolution
Microbrews in Chicago
Mike And G
Milton Friedman Institute
NakedTrader
NASDAQ
National World War Two Museum
Nice Deb
Notes From Underground
NYSE
Open Markets
Pajamas Media
Pando Daily
PE Hub
Power Points
Ramanations
Ronald Coase Institute
Seatleaser News
Seatleaser.com
SEC
Senate Banking Committee
Senator Blutarsky
StockTwits
Take A Report
Tallgrass Beef
Techcrunch
The American
The Big Picture
The Clubber Fund
The Cusp
The Daily Crux
The Grumpy Economist
The Jack B Show
The Minimalist Trader
The Musings of The Big Red Car
The Polsky Center
The Streetwise Professor
Tough Love Marketing
Townhall
US Federal Reserve Bank
US House Financial Services Committee
US Treasury
Wire Points
World War Two Blog
-

