Seriously guys, we have *got* to start regulating Wall Street and investments more. And do something about wealth inequality. There is way, way too much money at the top and they're throwing it around recklessly. The next crash is going to make 2008 look like the.com boom.
That's an OTC stock, not a traditional Wall Street stock. It's in the "OTC QB" market, which has relaxed requirements for listing compared to the major exchanges, but there are some disclosure requirements. Not all states require those disclosures as sufficient for their "blue sky" standards, though.
Because of those required disclosures, we can see [twitter.com] that HWIN's unrestricted stock seems to mostly be owned by banks in Macau and Hong Kong, so US regulations wouldn't really do much. That smells like a way to
That's nothing (Score:3)
Seriously guys, we have *got* to start regulating Wall Street and investments more. And do something about wealth inequality. There is way, way too much money at the top and they're throwing it around recklessly. The next crash is going to make 2008 look like the
Re: (Score:3)
That's an OTC stock, not a traditional Wall Street stock. It's in the "OTC QB" market, which has relaxed requirements for listing compared to the major exchanges, but there are some disclosure requirements. Not all states require those disclosures as sufficient for their "blue sky" standards, though.
Because of those required disclosures, we can see [twitter.com] that HWIN's unrestricted stock seems to mostly be owned by banks in Macau and Hong Kong, so US regulations wouldn't really do much. That smells like a way to
True, but tighter regulation (Score:2)