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Article: Who patrols the money? The regulation of off-exchange foreign currency options: Dunn v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
- Article from:
- Houston Journal of International Law
- Article date:
- September 22, 1998
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I. INTRODUCTION
Money drives the world, and investing money provides the opportunity to increase one's financial position on the road. As hybrid forms of financial investing instruments are created, and as the methods of investing in these instruments increase, more funds are being driven into the markets. But at what cost?
Originally, the stock exchange provided a medium for investors and sellers to trade their assets and hope for profitable results.(1) As increased profits were realized, speculators derived additional investing schemes hoping for financial success.(2) Today these schemes have evolved into highly sophisticated trading opportunities, ...