The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is embarking on its most ambitious program of market-structure reform in a generation in the wake of the meme-stock saga that focused the public’s attention on stock-market plumbing like never before.
The financial rule making process is typically dominated by insiders with the knowledge and resources to keep up the pressure on regulators, but this time around individual investors are using the power of social media to organize and make their voices heard.
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