Ari Rubenstein

Hats off to @VirtuFinancial for pushing this issue. Regulators need to have the same level of transparency that industry participants provide. More info is needed from the @SECGov. Read the @Bloomberg story here: #xj4y7vzkg" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bloomberg.com/news/articles/… #marketstructure

Let's kick some ass, boys! Go Yanks! cleveland.com/guardians/2022…

Yesterday ECB President Lagarde gave us, "the outlook is darkening." Today, Chairman Powell recommends better crypto regulation. I prefer Lagarde - a heavy dose of realism. Rather than the Fed's current half-measure approach to crypto, rates, etc. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Good. It's time for companies to start buttoning up, realizing the high times of 2020 are over, and getting back into the office to work hard and innovate. cnbc.com/2022/09/23/goo…

We haven’t had inflation for many decades. Investors and policymakers are not experienced in navigating these waters. I expect a lot more volatility during the education process. twitter.com/SquawkCNBC/sta…

I'm glad to hear the Fed is interested in proper crypto regulation. Less than thrilled they are focusing on climate change, which has buried the UK.  cnbc.com/2022/09/07/new…

I'd argue the U.S. development of energy production technologies is just as crucial to national defense as the development of weapons technologies. It's clear that the Admin thinks otherwise - we'll see what voters and the market thinks of that strategy this fall.

We need a hose, not a straw. The Admin must emphasize environmentally-sound energy production - and this isn't it. Energy production is critically important for our economy, global standing, and national defense. wsj.com/articles/feder…

This is one of those things we'll look back on 50 years from now and scratch our heads. It makes our country and economy weaker. We won't produce energy available here, but fist-bumping tyrants and begging for more oil is totally acceptable. reuters.com/business/energ…

The data shows there is no correlation. Data-driven analysis should lead public policy, not the sentiment of the day.

Reliance on foreign energy can spell trouble. The more energy independent the US has become, the more the country flourishes. The administration should prioritize domestic energy development, including Alaska. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Not the year to go to Europe. I was in Switzerland last month. The most on-time country in the world and the home of precision watches. An hour and a half at passport control. 😐 reuters.com/business/aeros…

"Bank-like" regulation is a good thing, but what's even better is that it's bipartisan. I am happy to see politicians working towards a common goal - even if it's more regulation - for once. wsj.com/articles/bipar…

Leave it to politicians to kick the can down the road. Forget digital asset regulation. They have to worry about the midterms!

No different than a schoolyard bully. The big guy wants to take the little guy's lunch money. Rather than strong-arm for tax revenues, the US & EU should create better tax environments so businesses can flourish. Especially w/ a recession looming. wsj.com/articles/globa…

Citadel’s plan to move to Miami is a reminder that in a digital world, hi-tech companies are entirely mobile. To be honest, Ken doesn’t seem like a South Beach guy, but he’ll bring more tax dollars and talent to South Florida than @KingJames ever did.

State and local governments must be held accountable for the safety of their citizens, the ramifications of oppressive tax policy, and the overall quality of life their policies produce. wsj.com/articles/ken-g…

The Fed's obvious mistakes during the past 18 months have damaged the market's confidence, & prices are reflecting that. Didn't need an army of Harvard economists to see what was going on w/ inflation. All they had to do was get out of the textbook and walk into the supermarket.

This also sends the wrong message to investors that our capital markets are broken and need fixing. Without supportive data, this is irresponsible thinking, at a very sensitive time.

.@DougieLarge is spot-on here. If the SEC moves forward with the auction proposal, which we'll fight btw, it will end up costing retail investors more in the long run. Not to mention what it would do to small-cap liquidity. fortune.com/2022/06/13/vir…