저자: JimCramer · 외국인
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크레이머가 게리 겐슬러 SEC 위원장과 인터뷰. 겐슬러는 공시(disclosure)의 중요성과 시장 조작 금지를 강조하며, 가상의 '로링 키티'식 신호 행위가 조사 대상일 수 있다고 원칙적으로 답변. 공개 시장과 사모시장의 경쟁, 사모신용 시장의 투명성 문제도 논의. 이더리움 ETF 승인 시점과 의원 주식거래 패턴 질문 언급. 특정 자산에 대한 가격 예측 발언은 없음.
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okay well let's say let's try to figure out what fraud is fraud let's say I buy a lot of uh contracts use random stock I I buy contracts at options on GameStop uh I then publish this just a hypothetical totally hypothetical because I don't want to I mean I don't want to really try to hurt anybody why not can't we just ask about roaring Kitty I mean why would if someone publishes you you ask about a specific thing I just want to talk to your viewers for a second the SEC runs a civil law enforcement we're a cop on the beat and you would expect us to investigate where we investigate but we don't talk about it publicly because we follow the facts in the law and only if we think there's something to bring in front of a court do we then talk about ITP let's say we're you're po wh you're my Lord okay I say to you look I want to put up a a I want to put up a a cryptogram and it's of a chair leaning up which we know from video game playing means come on this is the in get ready uh and we know that I'm a person who happens to like the stock of GameStop this is the signal come on get ready is this something hypothetically that is that the SEC should worry about so look again it's not so hypothetical because you're describing things that are in the public domain and and the public is is uh you know interested in so but generally speaking you have to make sure that you don't mislead the public and that you don't in any way do things in the markets that may be manipulative or misleading and so that's the key thing in our Capital Market no the key thing is if you can cure it with disclosure this is brandise you know if they disclose that this is something that they are call Action then you can't go after them disclosure is one really key part of our Capital markets when you buy the stock of a company you expect that they give you full and fair disclosure that's by the way not what you're getting right now in this crypto field so I just you know cautionary tale there that disclosure but disclosure doesn't necessarily protect a bad actor if they're manipulating a market you can't just simply disclose that away particularly if you're misleading the public not Cur disclosure not sure very good can I ask a broader question about the public markets because it comes up a lot now and particular sometimes from those who are actually very active in these very large private markets but the idea that our public markets are broken that we have seven companies that represent 30 plus% for example of the market cap uh that we have far fewer public companies than we did 10 or 20 years ago I'm curious how you think about that and whether you agree or disagree with those who would argue that the public markets don't work the way they should look I think I believe deeply in competition and we in the US benefit from very low LGE Capital markets which are five times our banking system $23 trillion banking system $10 plus trillion dollar Capital markets not in Europe not Asia that competition but I also believe in competition between public markets and private markets maybe it's CU my dad had a small business of 30 people maybe it's cuz I did work at Goldman Sachs that when I was there and Jim you were there yeah yeah yeah you on a different floor no I was on a different floor I was on a better floor higher PA don't lose track here don't lose track but I really do think that public and private can compete with each other and benefit the American public the key is to make sure that their standard rules that people get the proper disclosure if you're investing in something that basic bargain they get full and complete information on material aspects of the companies but also that the Capital Market like this here yeah are operating free of Fraud and manipulation but what about the private credit markets I mean they've grown enormously for example there is you could argue a lack of transparency but that may go along with it because you have typically a contract between one borrower and one lender but there what we have is we have competition between private provision of credit yep and the banks and generally that's a competition that we you know promote now at the same time do we have to make sure the investors in those private credit funds are getting you know the disclosure they need and they're not getting misled and so forth you have a really active uh following on social media uh when you you posted yesterday you'd be on tons of replies and fact did it did it help your viewership we'll see well that's why we're talking the two issues that I saw they wanted to learn most about was the timing of the ethereum ETF approval and I think that happened a week yes and what pressures you felt to to make that happen and then second would be trading patterns among members of Congress can you talk about the two um we have in the US already a way that you can invest in various uh underlying Securities and underlying Comm
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