SEC charges owners of New Jersey Deli with a $100M Valuation
>>> diminish the trust investors must have in the integrity of the markets,<p>It's interesting the use of the phrase "investors".  I say this because there is a difference between "the public in general" and "investors" having faith in "the markets".<p>As we go into a downturn (over here the UK feels like Slim Pickens clinging on the bomb and whooping as we fall), we need to be careful about whose market is being protected.<p>I think I am saying that even if the SEC is making sure no-one at the poker table is dealing from the bottom, there are millions who are not at the table, and millions more who feel the whales are taking way more than they should be able to.<p>If most people feel they are getting screwed, saying "we protect the integrity of the market" might not help.