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"For more than two decades, Silicon Valley has played a vital role in Nasdaq’s evolution,” said Joseph G. Christinat, a Nasdaq spokesman. “Nasdaq will always st
by antidoh 14y ago
"For more than two decades, Silicon Valley has played a vital role in Nasdaq’s evolution,” said Joseph G. Christinat, a Nasdaq spokesman. “Nasdaq will always strive to be part of the Valley’s start-up ecosystem."
Maybe the Valley needs to start its own exchange.
- rurounijones 14y agoNow THAT would be a disruptive product. Especially if it were run by non-typical "Wall street suits" types. Paging Elon Musk? (Nah, kidding, he has more important things to focus on)
- wh-uws 14y agoThis is quite an interesting thought. How would this work? What would need to be done. Pros, cons?
- veyron 14y agoThe roadmap is fairly clear. You would first have to set up an ATS (which really doesnt require too much, but it does involve regulatory and paperwork hurdles) The main advantage is that you can disrupt the exchange business. The disadvantages are many, including having to deal with SEC etc.
- jlarocco 14y agoInteresting idea. Anybody know what's involved in actually doing that? Is it just a matter of filing some paperwork with the SEC and then convincing enough people to use it?
- DanielRibeiro 14y agoIt has been proposed and it is already being counter argued: http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2012/06/29/is-long-term-shareholder-value-the-answer/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2012/06/29/is-long-... (look under A long-term sharemarket?)