Independent.ie: Central Bank prepares to crack down on meme stock investing

And meanwhile, regulated advisors and producers can sell absolute rubbish to clients, charging exorbitant fees but because they are provided with the prescribed documents (remember, there is no requirement to disclose fees for company pensions), this is ok?
 
Was reading more about this in the Financial Times where the headline isn't as sensationalist as the Indo. What the Dutch and Irish regulators are more focused on is the "free" trading platform selling their orders and the retail investor gets a less favourable price for their trade.

Retail investors lose out when brokers sell their orders, Dutch regulator warns

AFM study adds to regulatory scrutiny of controversial trading practice
on.ft.com
 
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Steven Barrett said:
What the Dutch and Irish regulators are more focused on is the "free" trading platform selling their orders and the retail investor gets a less favourable price for their trade.
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If something is 'free' then you're the product. The likes of Robinhood, etc. have been selling order flow all the while.
 
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