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Replying to @Barcode:An excellent write up BC! Very interesting reading! Thanks as always! 😻😻😻//@Barcode:📢📰🚨🔥‼️ BREAKING NEWS: A Defining Moment for Ethical Governance? 🔥📢📰🚨 In a bold move poised to reshape the ethical framework of governance, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and other lawmakers have introduced a landmark bill aimed at banning stock trading by Congressional members and their families. This initiative directly addresses escalating concerns about insider knowledge, information asymmetry, and the erosion of public trust in democratic institutions. 🚨📰‼️ TRUMP ORGANISATION SAYS INCOMING PRESIDENT WILL SEPARATE HIMSELF FROM FAMILY BUSINESS - WSJ ‼️🚨📰 📢✨ Trum

📢📰🚨🔥‼️ BREAKING NEWS: A Defining Moment for Ethical Governance? 🔥📢📰🚨 In a bold move poised to reshape the ethical framework of governance, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and other lawmakers have introduced a landmark bill aimed at banning stock trading by Congressional members and their families. This initiative directly addresses escalating concerns about insider knowledge, information asymmetry, and the erosion of public trust in democratic institutions. 🚨📰‼️ TRUMP ORGANISATION SAYS INCOMING PRESIDENT WILL SEPARATE HIMSELF FROM FAMILY BUSINESS - WSJ ‼️🚨📰 📢✨ Trump Organisation’s Strategic Separation: Market Implications for 🔑 Key Stocks ✨📢 The announcement that the Trump Organisation will separate the incoming president from family business operations marks a pivotal shift,

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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ yes for certain traders

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  The Uneven Playing Field: Information Asymmetry in Stock Trading In the world of stock trading, the ideal scenario is a level playing field where all participants have equal access to information. However, the reality is often quite different. Information asymmetry, the concept where one party in a transaction possesses more or better information than the other, plays a significant role in the stock market and can have a profound impact on trading outcomes.   What is Information Asymmetry? Information asymmetry exists when some traders have access to non-public information, such as insider knowledge about a company's upcoming earnings, mergers, or new product launches, while others rely solely on publicly available

New to this term of Information Asymmetry. Not fair but life is like that. Continue to trade with own strategy and principle.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  Yes, information asymmetry plays a significant role in stock trading, and it can create an uneven playing field for investors. Information asymmetry refers to situations where one party in a transaction has more or better information than the other. In the context of stock trading, this typically manifests when some investors have access to insider information, more comprehensive data, or superior analytical tools, while others rely on public or less detailed resources. The impact of information asymmetry can be profound. Institutional investors, hedge funds, or insiders often have access to more timely and accurate data, which allows them to make informed decisions ahead of individual retail investors. This can result

On January 7, 2025, at 11:00:56 PM Singapore time, I placed an order for TMF (Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares), a leveraged ETF that seeks to amplify daily returns on long-term US Treasury bonds. My order was filled shortly after placing it. However, I made a critical oversight by not considering the timing of important US economic data releases scheduled for that day. This mistake had a significant impact on the value of my investment shortly after the trade. Impact of Economic Data Releases Unbeknownst to me at the time, two key economic reports were released shortly after my order was executed: ISM Services Index: The ISM Services Index came in at 54.1%, higher than the market's expectations. This reading indicated that the US services sector, a major component of the ec

In the past year, Democratic lawmakers experienced a 31% increase in their stock holdings, while their Republican counterparts saw a 26% increase. Meanwhile, the broader S&P 500 index grew by 24.9%. These figures have fueled speculation about whether privileged access to information plays a role in lawmakers’ financial success. Yet, Duan Yongping, often referred to as the "Warren Buffett of China," has suggested that information asymmetry has limited influence on overall market performance. According to Duan, investing is not a zero-sum game, whereas leveraging informational advantages often is. This brings us to the heart of the debate: does information asymmetry genuinely matter in stock trading? The Case for Information Asymmetry in Stock Trading Information asymmetry occurs when on

Yes is important. Hope this year all goes well

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Information asymmetry—where one party in a transaction possesses more or better information than the other—has long been a critical factor in stock trading. In the financial markets, this asymmetry can exist between institutional and retail investors, corporate insiders and the public, or even between regions with different disclosure norms. But how much does it matter in today’s markets, where technological advancements and regulatory measures aim to level the playing field? Let’s explore the impact of information asymmetry and its implications for stock trading. 1. The Role of Information in Stock Trading At its core, stock trading is a game of information. Traders and investors aim to interpret and act on data to predict f

Good question. There are totally 535 congress members and assuming all have similar information and big money, a few are only very successful(!). It still boils down to choosing the right stocks, get in the right time, seek the right advisors and taking the plunge.

Definitely information asymmetry is important in stock trading as it allows one to entry ahead of the surge and to sell before the stock crashes. I feel that this is somewhat similar to insider trading and is unethical and would resist profiting from such information. Information is the most important factor especially for significant swings in either direction, especially with government legislation which will have wide and big impact.

Information asymmetry can significantly impact stock trading by providing those with access to non-public information a clear advantage, as seen with members of Congress outperforming the market. However, while it can lead to higher returns, the ethical concerns make it a controversial issue. I believe trading on information asymmetry is unethical, as it creates an unfair market and harms regular investors without access to such information. Fairness and transparency are crucial for maintaining trust in the financial system, and insider trading undermines these principles. Honestly, if I had access to such information, I would tend to use it for personal gain 😜. However, I think the most important factor in stock trading is making informed decisions based on publicly available information

so printing fiat is ethical?

Information asymmetry is a fundamental concept in economics and finance, where one party has more or better information than the other. This can lead to unfair advantages and market inefficiencies. In the context of stock trading, it can significantly impact investment decisions and outcomes. This topic touches on ethics, market fairness, and investment strategies, sparking strong opinions. Let me break it down: 1. Is Information Asymmetry Important in Stock Trading? Information asymmetry plays a significant role in stock trading because financial markets are built on information. Early access to material and non-public information can give certain individuals or groups an unfair advantage, allowing them to make profits or avoid losses that others cannot. For example: Insider Knowledge: A

in school，this is called "play cheat". but if I got time machine that let me know which stock will go up, I will sell house and all in the stock. so when U look at Nancy all we can do is suck thumbs.

A group of "stock market gurus" has emerged in the US Capitol in recent years. According to a new report by Unusual Whales, in the recently concluded 2024 year, the stock portfolios of over 20 members of Congress outperformed the market.Information asymmetry for insider trading? Congress members’ returns outperform $.SPX(.SPX)$ !Last year, stocks held by Democratic members rose by 31%, while stocks held by Republican members increased by 26%, and the S&P 500 index rose by 24.9%.The controversial Pelosi and her husband achieved a return of over 50%. Pelosi has opposed a ban on stock trading by members of Congress, stating that congress members should be able to participate in the "free market economy."Stocks owned by Paul Pelosi,

Since January 9 is a special "closed day" this year, there are some arbitrage opportunities.On January 8, there were some arbitrage opportunities in the $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ expiration dates of January 8 and January 9 for two at-the-money (ATM) options (mainly focused on the 515 strike).Because of the January 9 vacation, the options expiring on January 9 will settle at the January 8 closing price, and the theoretical value of the two options as calculated by the BSM model should be the same.However, a spread occurs.Therefore, if one buys 1.8 of the 515's PUT and sells 1.9 of the 515's PUT at the same time, one can easily eat the Premium.As an analogy, at the close of trading on January 6, QQQ's 515's PUT for January 8 expiration averaged $0.61, while

In the past year, Democratic lawmakers experienced a 31% increase in their stock holdings, while their Republican counterparts saw a 26% increase. Meanwhile, the broader S&P 500 index grew by 24.9%. These figures have fueled speculation about whether privileged access to information plays a role in lawmakers’ financial success. Yet, Duan Yongping, often referred to as the "Warren Buffett of China," has suggested that information asymmetry has limited influence on overall market performance. According to Duan, investing is not a zero-sum game, whereas leveraging informational advantages often is. This brings us to the heart of the debate: does information asymmetry genuinely matter in stock trading? The Case for Information Asymmetry in Stock Trading Information asymmetry occurs when on

On January 7, 2025, at 11:00:56 PM Singapore time, I placed an order for TMF (Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares), a leveraged ETF that seeks to amplify daily returns on long-term US Treasury bonds. My order was filled shortly after placing it. However, I made a critical oversight by not considering the timing of important US economic data releases scheduled for that day. This mistake had a significant impact on the value of my investment shortly after the trade. Impact of Economic Data Releases Unbeknownst to me at the time, two key economic reports were released shortly after my order was executed: ISM Services Index: The ISM Services Index came in at 54.1%, higher than the market's expectations. This reading indicated that the US services sector, a major component of the ec

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Information asymmetry—where one party in a transaction possesses more or better information than the other—has long been a critical factor in stock trading. In the financial markets, this asymmetry can exist between institutional and retail investors, corporate insiders and the public, or even between regions with different disclosure norms. But how much does it matter in today’s markets, where technological advancements and regulatory measures aim to level the playing field? Let’s explore the impact of information asymmetry and its implications for stock trading. 1. The Role of Information in Stock Trading At its core, stock trading is a game of information. Traders and investors aim to interpret and act on data to predict f

📢📰🚨🔥‼️ BREAKING NEWS: A Defining Moment for Ethical Governance? 🔥📢📰🚨 In a bold move poised to reshape the ethical framework of governance, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and other lawmakers have introduced a landmark bill aimed at banning stock trading by Congressional members and their families. This initiative directly addresses escalating concerns about insider knowledge, information asymmetry, and the erosion of public trust in democratic institutions. 🚨📰‼️ TRUMP ORGANISATION SAYS INCOMING PRESIDENT WILL SEPARATE HIMSELF FROM FAMILY BUSINESS - WSJ ‼️🚨📰 📢✨ Trump Organisation’s Strategic Separation: Market Implications for 🔑 Key Stocks ✨📢 The announcement that the Trump Organisation will separate the incoming president from family business operations marks a pivotal shift,

Replying to @Barcode:An excellent write up BC! Very interesting reading! Thanks as always! 😻😻😻//@Barcode:📢📰🚨🔥‼️ BREAKING NEWS: A Defining Moment for Ethical Governance? 🔥📢📰🚨 In a bold move poised to reshape the ethical framework of governance, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and other lawmakers have introduced a landmark bill aimed at banning stock trading by Congressional members and their families. This initiative directly addresses escalating concerns about insider knowledge, information asymmetry, and the erosion of public trust in democratic institutions. 🚨📰‼️ TRUMP ORGANISATION SAYS INCOMING PRESIDENT WILL SEPARATE HIMSELF FROM FAMILY BUSINESS - WSJ ‼️🚨📰 📢✨ Trum

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  The Uneven Playing Field: Information Asymmetry in Stock Trading In the world of stock trading, the ideal scenario is a level playing field where all participants have equal access to information. However, the reality is often quite different. Information asymmetry, the concept where one party in a transaction possesses more or better information than the other, plays a significant role in the stock market and can have a profound impact on trading outcomes.   What is Information Asymmetry? Information asymmetry exists when some traders have access to non-public information, such as insider knowledge about a company's upcoming earnings, mergers, or new product launches, while others rely solely on publicly available

Since January 9 is a special "closed day" this year, there are some arbitrage opportunities.On January 8, there were some arbitrage opportunities in the $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ expiration dates of January 8 and January 9 for two at-the-money (ATM) options (mainly focused on the 515 strike).Because of the January 9 vacation, the options expiring on January 9 will settle at the January 8 closing price, and the theoretical value of the two options as calculated by the BSM model should be the same.However, a spread occurs.Therefore, if one buys 1.8 of the 515's PUT and sells 1.9 of the 515's PUT at the same time, one can easily eat the Premium.As an analogy, at the close of trading on January 6, QQQ's 515's PUT for January 8 expiration averaged $0.61, while

Information asymmetry is a fundamental concept in economics and finance, where one party has more or better information than the other. This can lead to unfair advantages and market inefficiencies. In the context of stock trading, it can significantly impact investment decisions and outcomes. This topic touches on ethics, market fairness, and investment strategies, sparking strong opinions. Let me break it down: 1. Is Information Asymmetry Important in Stock Trading? Information asymmetry plays a significant role in stock trading because financial markets are built on information. Early access to material and non-public information can give certain individuals or groups an unfair advantage, allowing them to make profits or avoid losses that others cannot. For example: Insider Knowledge: A

A group of "stock market gurus" has emerged in the US Capitol in recent years. According to a new report by Unusual Whales, in the recently concluded 2024 year, the stock portfolios of over 20 members of Congress outperformed the market.Information asymmetry for insider trading? Congress members’ returns outperform $.SPX(.SPX)$ !Last year, stocks held by Democratic members rose by 31%, while stocks held by Republican members increased by 26%, and the S&P 500 index rose by 24.9%.The controversial Pelosi and her husband achieved a return of over 50%. Pelosi has opposed a ban on stock trading by members of Congress, stating that congress members should be able to participate in the "free market economy."Stocks owned by Paul Pelosi,

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  Yes, information asymmetry plays a significant role in stock trading, and it can create an uneven playing field for investors. Information asymmetry refers to situations where one party in a transaction has more or better information than the other. In the context of stock trading, this typically manifests when some investors have access to insider information, more comprehensive data, or superior analytical tools, while others rely on public or less detailed resources. The impact of information asymmetry can be profound. Institutional investors, hedge funds, or insiders often have access to more timely and accurate data, which allows them to make informed decisions ahead of individual retail investors. This can result

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   all sorts of strategies, all sorts of means... [Doubt]  [Doubt]  [Doubt]  [Thinking]  [Thinking]  [Thinking]  [Helpless]  [Helpless]  [Helpless]  @TigerGPT @GoodLife99 @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @koolgal @SPACE ROCKET @rL @Universe宇宙

all sorts of strategies, all sorts of means... [Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt] [Thinking] [Thinking] [Thinking] [Helpless] [Helpless] [Helpless] @TigerGPT @GoodLife99 @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @koolgal @SPACE ROCKET @rL @Universe宇宙 @Shyon @Aqa A gro

Information asymmetry can significantly impact stock trading by providing those with access to non-public information a clear advantage, as seen with members of Congress outperforming the market. However, while it can lead to higher returns, the ethical concerns make it a controversial issue. I believe trading on information asymmetry is unethical, as it creates an unfair market and harms regular investors without access to such information. Fairness and transparency are crucial for maintaining trust in the financial system, and insider trading undermines these principles. Honestly, if I had access to such information, I would tend to use it for personal gain 😜. However, I think the most important factor in stock trading is making informed decisions based on publicly available information

Definitely information asymmetry is important in stock trading as it allows one to entry ahead of the surge and to sell before the stock crashes. I feel that this is somewhat similar to insider trading and is unethical and would resist profiting from such information. Information is the most important factor especially for significant swings in either direction, especially with government legislation which will have wide and big impact.

Good question. There are totally 535 congress members and assuming all have similar information and big money, a few are only very successful(!). It still boils down to choosing the right stocks, get in the right time, seek the right advisors and taking the plunge.

in school，this is called "play cheat". but if I got time machine that let me know which stock will go up, I will sell house and all in the stock. so when U look at Nancy all we can do is suck thumbs.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ yes for certain traders

New to this term of Information Asymmetry. Not fair but life is like that. Continue to trade with own strategy and principle.

Yes is important. Hope this year all goes well

so printing fiat is ethical?