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Why talk of Wall Street re-regulation is just talk. February 19, 2010
Being Street Smart
Sy Harding
Why Talk of Wall Street re-regulation is just talk. February 19 2010.
Congress continues to promise tough regulation of the financial industry. Another version of a reform project should reach the Senate for debate next week.
That's all facade! several months passed, during which investors and consumers hear the insurance difficult reforms that will occur. But nothing significant will be next.
It was the same after each financial implosion on Wall Street and scandal in recent decades.
Only after the shock of the accident from 1929 to 1932, when the stock market has lost 90% its value and pushed the country into the Great Depression has devastating Congress take action.
In the 1930s, after similar surveys have revealed problems similar to those of today, Congress passed the Truth in Securities Act, which required companies to provide more honest about their operations, sales and income, the Securities Exchange Act, which aimed to end to fraudulent transactions, regulating stock exchanges, banks and brokerage firms, and the Glass-Steagall Act that prevented commercial banks from being involved in the stock brokerage and trading activities. Congress also created the Securities & Exchange Commission Police securities industry newly regulated. Among the quick actions of the SEC imposed the uptick rule "which prevented companies from operating a stock, or the whole market down with relentless selling (they had to wait for 'uptick "Before executing a short sale).
Congressman Sam Rayburn said then that the president of the New York Stock Exchange rose "The lobbying effort of the most powerful ever mounted against a bill."
Wall Street has managed to get the bills watered down, but even with that reforms have been significant and have occurred.
Most investors are probably unaware or forgetful of many scandals that have occurred in recent decades, in which criminal prosecution by the SEC and Justice Department have regularly accused the big companies financial fraud and scams public investors. In almost all cases, the evidence was overwhelming enough that the companies settled out of court, sometimes agreed to pay billions of dollars in fines and restitution, but were allowed to sign in institutions where they "neither admit nor denying his guilt. "
The public was generally too happy that bull market is being hampered by being such details. So no pressure on Congress, there were no changes to the regulations to stop these activities.
There was not even a public outcry when many of the previous rules, including the Glass-Steagall Act, the "uptick rule, and restrictions the "program-trading 'were repealed.
But here we are, after the bursting of two bubbles serious equity and real estate, and two severe bear markets, the combination of which led investors and owners lose billions of dollars of the value of their assets.
As in the 1930s, now the public is mad and demanding that financial firms, including banks, be punished and reformed.
Congress responded to the anger of his constituents in the investigation, in which she, as in the 1930s, identified the major financial companies as major players who created the bubbles and their aftermath, and is again promising reforms that will prevent recurrences.
(They do not recognize that they have aided and abetted by the repeal of the legislation prior to their friends on Wall Street).
Politicians respond to their constituents. So long as people are mad and demanding reform, is what Congress promised.
However, as usual, the financial sector began to fight, work to convince the public that the reforms are not necessary and do more harm than good.
When they have convinced the public that, and the rage subsides reform, Congress will also be down leaving business almost as usual for Wall Street.
How can the public believe that the reforms would do more harm than good? By a clever propaganda.
For example, a number of banks bailed out they have formed a group called the Coalition for Reform corporate finance. Sure sounds like a group whose public statements provide objective information on the reforms. But its purpose is to educate cons reform "over the counter derivatives, customized contracts to large commercial enterprises in the private agreements beyond trade public.
In a similar training effort of people, JP Morgan has published a study last week of paper, which headlined the Financial Times as "Doomsday Scenario Rules Laid Out." JP Morgan The document states that the proposed reforms would result in banks having to raise $ 221 billion, which they would convey to the public at prices much higher for banking services.
Meanwhile, the financial executives and their farm lobbies are strong with interviews and articles explaining that the exchange of property, the risk of derivatives, etc., have not really contributed to the collapse of the financial system, and should not be regulated.
Congress has incentives of its own to reach the same conclusion.
During the 2008 elections Wall Street provided the candidates with 155 million dollars in campaign funds, approximately $ 88 million Democrats, and 67 million for Republicans. In the year following the election of Wall Street firms and executives delivered to 42 million for legislators, most of it to members of the House and Senate banking committees and House and Senate leaders.
This is the year of midterm elections when their reelection trades more than any other consideration. So expect the Congress to continue to talk about this difficult issue that voters want to hear, but by blocking until the anger falls, to finally be able to walk the financial industry is paying, meaningless, but supposedly noble regulatory changes.
Sy Smith is editor of target = "_blank" title = "> www.StreetSmartReport.com" www.streetsmartreport.com and Market Blog free daily target = "_blank" title = "> www.streetsmartpost.com" www.streetsmartpost.com.
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Sy Harding is CEO of Asset Management Research Corp., author of 1999's Riding the Bear and 2007's Beat the Market the Easy Way, editor of www.StreetSmartReport.com, and www.StreetSmartPost.com.
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