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LEDGE FACTThe CFPB was established by Title X of the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 to regulate consumer financial products and services. (Dodd-Frank §1011)
Today's headlines
China Passenger Vehicle Retail Sales Drop 24% in September
Mafia 3, which PC Gamer scored 54% but which I say is great, got a nice little 10th-anniversary update
Start with a lesson
No account needed — the lessons are free. Begin with how the market actually works, in plain English, a few minutes at a time.
On this date
2005: Refco implodes
Today's reading
Exchange Rate Regimes and the Impossible Trinity.
From the reading list — Book
William N. Thorndike: “The Outsiders”
Markets
S&P 500 — up 0.60% on the day.
What’s new
- Ticker pages show measures, not ratingsAnalyst rating labels are gone. A price target appears only with its source and the date we fetched it, and no upside percentage is shown.
- Ticker financials now name the period they coverTTM sums the last four quarters or names the fiscal year shown. P/E states its basis, forward P/E names its year, negative net cash reads as Net Debt, banks get no leverage label.
- The price chart draws the period you pickPick 5D, 1M or 1Y and the chart shows exactly that window. The 13F holder-change line now starts from a quarter with comparable coverage, not a thinly filed one.