Big Three Stock Exchanges Sue SEC Over Trading-Fee Plan

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The two biggest U.S. stock exchanges are taking on their own regulator to block an initiative that seeks to limit the fees they can charge for trading

 

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Let us charge people $8 a trade for a completely automated system on which we make hundreds of thousands of trades per day for practically no cost

But a tax on trades would be a disaster ...

Go SEC! Nothing unconstitutional about limiting fees!

Good! As long as the investors have choices! Plenty of Americans think a higher price means better!

Market conditions and customer pushback should determine fees, not regulators.

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