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Jason
TXSE – Texas stock exchange. So Texas is going to have its own stock exchange in 2026. Just found out about this today and curious what everyone’s opinion is?
SteveProbably less stable than their power grid!
PaulMaybe Buc-ees will be listed.
JinLess 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.
RobbieTexas is all hat and no cattle. I’m a 3rd generation Texan.
PatrickI 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.
MichaelTexans…when they succeed it’s amazing, but when they fail…it’s spectacular.
IgboTexas can find the energy to do any and everything else except fix this damn grid
CariThat their electrical grid will cause the market to crash on the f’ing daily.
LaraI’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)
EricaI’m from Minnesota. The thought of a Minnesota stock exchange makes me giggle.
It’d be like …
Pronto Pups, Prince albums, and lutefisk lol
MarkIt will not affect anything with my investing in anyway shape or form
ScottI guess someone has finally made a go of Equities in Dallas.
RonnikaIt’s gonna be absorbed by NY like all the rest… signed a Texan.
KajCanada 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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