SEC

What, is deciding the constitutionality of things the Supreme Court’s job or something?

The federal government relies on some help these days.

It's almost as if carefully thinking through and thoroughly reflecting upon everything he says before he says it is not Musk’s strong suit.

He may be working his people to the bone, but it may just be worth it to the tune of $2.2 billion.

You know, before she said all of that stuff about breaking all of those promises it made to the Justice Department.

The regulators are feeling wrung out by all the regulating.

You can make a hedge fund ‘fess up, but you can’t stop it from making its clients cover the costs.

Things are escalating quickly for the folks behind StraightPath Venture Partners.

And, now that you, the Justice Department and the SEC mention it, a lot of his stories sound a bit hard to believe.

That’ll teach it.

Oh, wait, too late.

In fairness to James McDonald, television is a much more welcoming venue than an SEC hearing room or courthouse.

It’s just going to smother it with regulations.

Gary Gensler’s got some new unpleasant plans for his hedge fund nemeses.

Either that or you’d better project a fine for “potential SEC considerations about our considerations.”

He or she’s got a law degree and seems unlikely to be a welcome presence.

Those opposed to said rules? Less so.

His Bed Bath & Beyond trading may “stink to high heaven,” but if he left no paper trail he’s probably in the clear.