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  • 16th Consecutive Nasdaq Closing Cross Sets Record For Number Of Shares Traded During 2019 Russell US Indexes Reconstitution

    Date 28/06/2019

    Nasdaq (Symbol: NDAQ) today announced the Nasdaq Closing Cross had a record day as it was used for the 16thconsecutive year to rebalance Nasdaq-listed securities in the entire family of  Russell U.S. Indexes, part of leading global index provider FTSE Russell, during their annual reconstitution.

  • CFTC Commitments Of Traders Reports Update

    Date 28/06/2019

    The current reports for the week of June 28, 2019 are now available.

     

  • S&P Dow Jones Indices Europe Dashboard

    Date 28/06/2019

    • The S&P Europe 350® is having its best year since 1998. As was the case back then, technology led the way up. 
    • On the macro-economic front, it was a case of “bad news is good news” for European markets in June. The European Central Bank said just enough to convince market participants that it would likely return to stimulus, driving down sovereign yields across the board. 
    • With a late-cycle feel to the equity market’s gains, quality stocks were in focus, and the S&P Europe 350 Quality rose to the top of the equity factor table.  

  • CFTC Orders Commodity Trading Firm To Pay Penalty For Wash Sales And Improve Its Internal Controls

    Date 28/06/2019

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today issued an Order filing and simultaneously settling charges against Respondent, Eagle Market Makers, Inc. (Eagle), an Illinois firm, for engaging in wash sales and noncompetitive transactions which were traded on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Inc. (collectively, CME).  The Order requires Eagle to pay a $350,000 civil monetary penalty and implement and improve its internal controls and procedures.

  • Baby On Board: Remarks Before The Society For Corporate Governance National Conference, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, San Diego, California, June 28, 2019

    Date 28/06/2019

    A few months ago there was an article in the Washington Post about the baby on board signs that seem to be on so many cars. The article’s timing was perfect because I had just seen one of those signs and remember wondering why they seemed to be making a come-back. At one point, those signs were everywhere, on almost every car. Then they seemed to disappear for a while, but now they are back. The article gave the history of the signs, which first hit rear windows in 1986, assessed the psychology behind their popularity, and reported on people’s reaction to them. The article speculates that for parents driving their infants around on dangerous roadways, these signs serve as “protective talismans.” Less superstitious parents might also use the signs to signal emergency responders in case of an accident that there is a baby in the car. Other drivers see the signs as a way of announcing to the world that you are a parent or as pleas for others to drive carefully. At bottom, the article suggests, the signs seem to reflect a jumble of parental emotions—anxiety, pride, love, and deep respect for the preciousness of life. Also reflecting a jumble of emotions, is the recent “Lady on Board” trend. Before I turn to this topic, I better give my disclaimer. The views that I represent are my own and not necessarily those of the Securities and Exchange Commission or my fellow Commissioners.

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