[Steve]

Probably less stable than their power grid!

[Paul]

Maybe Buc-ees will be listed.

[Jin]

Less regulatory scrutiny may mean lower cost burden to go public, but also means more likely to result in scams.

But I think it’s overall a good thing.

[Robbie]

Texas is all hat and no cattle. I’m a 3rd generation Texan.

[Patrick]

I doubt it will have any real impact to investors, especially retail investors.

Does anyone care or even think about whether a stock is listed on the NYSE, NASDAQ, or any other exchange?

Most likely not.

[Michael]

Texans…when they succeed it’s amazing, but when they fail…it’s spectacular.

[Igbo]

Texas can find the energy to do any and everything else except fix this damn grid

[Cari]

That their electrical grid will cause the market to crash on the f’ing daily.

[Lara]

I’m a woman. I’m pretty sure I would need to ask my husband’s permission.. Next thing you know I might have my own income and my own property…

(With that said Ann Richards and her daughter Cecile are heros)

[Erica]

I’m from Minnesota. The thought of a Minnesota stock exchange makes me giggle.

It’d be like …

Pronto Pups, Prince albums, and lutefisk lol

[Mark]

It will not affect anything with my investing in anyway shape or form

[Scott]

I guess someone has finally made a go of Equities in Dallas.

[Ronnika]

It’s gonna be absorbed by NY like all the rest… signed a Texan.

[Kaj]

Canada has more than one exchange. “The TSX Venture Exchange is a stock exchange in Canada.

It is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta”

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