New SEC Website Offers Advice To Investors

DailyFinance:

Instead of trying to be all things to all the people the SEC serves -- they include investors, advisors, fund managers, lawyers and others -- investor.gov focuses just on whom you might think from its name: investors. And it does so in a very basic, easy-to-understand way.

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Comments

[oakley9]

Isn't that like going to Mickey Dee's website for gourmet recipes and healthy cooking advice?

[ibsteve2u]

Somewhat to my surprise, there was no warning on investor.gov to pull your money out of the market any time that the Republicans - either acting alone, or with "key" Democrats - successfully pass deregulation legislation.

Or - and it is a BIG or - when they manage to block legislation designed to correct deficiencies that have resulted in market crashes in the past...to include the very, very recent past.

You wouldn't sit down at a poker table with a dealer who has repeatedly been caught dealing from the bottom of the deck, would you?

[dadw5boys]

SEC should have a big flashing warning : INVESTING IS GAMBLING !!!

Do not gamble what you can not afford to lose.

[spinns17]

just a bit to late ha.

[PhilipTaylor]

SEC should RANK CR1ME so they go after the $30 to 90 TRILLION SCAMS and ranks the $MILLION SCAMS go (NO INVESTIGATION)!

Going after a Chef Martha CASE to deflect attention from the REALLY BIG BAD CR00KS is NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE!

SEC ENFORCEMENT MUST rank these cases by DOLLAR AMOUNTS STOLEN versus DOLLARS to Bring to TRIAL?

USE THE Ratio of (DOLLAR AMOUNT STOLEN)/(DOLLARS TO BRING TO TRIAL)!

1,000 arrested in Savings and Loan mini-Crisis

ZERO REALLY BIG GUYS arrested in this MASSIVE CRISIS!

Stop the $Million BS SEC+Justice and go after the REALLY BIG $TRILLION CR00KS!

[Furby2]

Surely that headline is a typo, should have read SEC Website Welcomes Advice from Investors. I don't have any advice but have a suggestion as to what they can do with their website.