Dan Taylor (@profanalytics) 's Twitter Profile
Dan Taylor

@profanalytics

Professor @Wharton; Forensic Analytics; expertise in financial data analysis, SEC filings, accounting fraud, and insider trading.

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I thought price discrimination was illegal. Its gonna implicitly learn and differentiate based on age, race, gender etc if those factors are correlated with marginal willingness to pay.

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SEC budget -7% YoY. $2B to police all of markets. JPM 2025 IT budget: $18B. I’m sure it will all be fine, people have gotten more honest over time, markets have gotten more efficient, and NYSE/NASDAQ are stopping obvious scam companies from going public. appropriations.house.gov/sites/evo-subs…

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What happened to earnings blackout windows? Insiders at $MSTR purchased $20M+ (Stretch) just one day before earnings will be announced. Are stock offerings the new way to bypass blackout windows? James Chanos

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So much for earnings blackout periods. The fund (CD&R) has two board seats. I am seeing an ongoing trend of (1) funds viewing the company’s insider trading policy as applying only to their directors’ personal holdings not the fund itself [questionable legal practice] and (2)

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Heard on the Street: Some fund managers are so obstructive that they might as well kick sand in investors’ faces. | My latest ⁦The Wall Street Journal⁩ ⁦Heard on the Street⁩ wsj.com/finance/invest…

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Chinese money launderers appear to have moved some $312 billion in illicit transactions through U.S. banks and other financial institutions in recent years to aid Mexican drug cartels and other criminals, the Treasury Department said on.wsj.com/4oUXA5h

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The real issue, which ⁦Nasdaq Exchange⁩ doesn’t want to admit, is that odds a small #China company listing in the U.S. are real is close to 0. Given the costs, cultural & language differences, geopolitics, and time zones, a small reasonably real company stays closer to home

The real issue, which ⁦<a href="/NasdaqExchange/">Nasdaq Exchange</a>⁩ doesn’t want to admit, is that odds a small #China company listing in the U.S. are real is close to 0. Given the costs, cultural &amp; language differences, geopolitics, and time zones, a small reasonably real company stays closer to home