The SEC Chair said he’s directed the agency’s staff to review how to toughen a slew of regulations that touch everything from meme stocks to blank-check companies.
Imagine a world where companies were allocated capital not only based on the potential profitability of the investment but also on the value that it could provide humanity generally.
In this week’s fund news, meme stock GameStop creeps into the Russell 1000 index, the SEC punts a decision on a Bitcoin ETF yet again, and the House passes ESG disclosure legislation.
Demand is up across the board, from die-hard day traders piling into meme stocks, to exchange-traded funds and even once-cautious hedge funds now raising leverage to boost exposure.
The 66-year-old investor said he’s piled more than half of his liquid investments into value stocks from the developing world, an even larger share than two years ago.