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One would say that if you have the money you earned it and you would research the company you're going to give your money. But most of this "Alerts" are just co
by zwarag 9y ago
One would say that if you have the money you earned it and you would research the company you're going to give your money. But most of this "Alerts" are just common sense.
What am I missing or why are they releasing these alerts?
- ringaroundthetx 9y agoDid you read the alert? Tiny bulletin board companies are using buzzwords to get stock traders to buy their shares for no reason. The alert is that one of the buzzwords is "ICO" and "token sale". Just like when the buzzword was "internet" or "business chat" or "self driving car". It is just an alert about the buzzword being used in the stock market, before people FOMO. This alert isn't about or geared towards ICOs or token sales.
- jcmoscon 9y agoNot only investors, but I think we all should consider these buzzwords while doing startup job search ;)
- deeths 9y agoIf the SEC gives guidance that something is high risk, and you are paying someone to managing your money with the understanding that you want a low-to-moderate risk portfolio, then if they lose it on what the SEC calls high risk, now you have a case against them being irresponsible. I don't think this is so much to educate investors as it is to provide some liability incentive for investment managers to inform their investors about the risks in their portfolios if they're taking these sorts of bets.