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The only thing you need to know about these businesses is that they are owned by the brokers themselves. It's akin to going on vacation and coming home to find your family room is moved out onto your front lawn, and they are holding a garage sale selling of all your shit.... But its only a garage sale the regulators cry....
Very incriminating in how the exchanges are letting data seep into the hands of the highest bidder... or should I say, highest bid Talk about an offer you can't refuse ...
morals and scruples,business principles,are held in our personal banks,when the law of the land removes or eases laws and then manipulates them for profit ,the quality of those morals,scruples,business principles dwindle.......,why are hedge funds or hft's still unregulated,why would anyone unregulated be allowed to enter an order...it's obvious that those voted into office clearly don't have the voters best interest at heart
government will regulate. they will probably over regulate. then republicans will whine about big government. what they fail to realize is excessive government regulation always comes in response to abuses from the private sector. just like this case.