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The Clear and Present Regulatory Danger Facing ETFs
We may not have long to wait for the collapse in the exchange-traded fund bubble. The ETF industry ran out of control long ago, but regulators can no longer ignore the retail money distorting market prices. Stuffed with exotic derivatives and super-concentrated bets on very risky markets, regulators are closing in. The steps they are taking will lead to a cascade of falling dominoes, as speculative ETFs are unwound.
Posted in Commodities, Economy, Fund Management, Stockmarket Also tagged Brazil, CFTC, ETF, Finra, flash crash, mutual funds, Obama, Petrobras, regulation, Vale do Rio Doce, Wall St Leave a comment
EU To Follow US Lead on Commodity Speculation