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Given the number of companies that trade on nyse and nasdaq, if Dbourse is equally safe it will have just one scandal every 10000 years or so.
Well, this assumes the number of companies matters, rather than ethical/governance/board-competence issues.
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I think the trading platform of Dbourse is not better than nyse. Same price orders are handled on a first come first serve base on every major stock exchange in the world.
HAR! Read the latest scandal about mutual funds, which for years had a reputation as "safe," and you'll see that's not the case at NYSE. Big guys get to trade late, little guys trade that day by 4pm sharp. The middlemen that make markets have also been caught red-handed this year, favoring their own & their friends' accounts to make a guaranteed profit illegally.
The DBourse system needs to have publicly viewable time stamps to PROVE it's better than the croo..I mean...NYSE, but it's unfair to DBourse to say that other exchanges are doing their jobs. They _AREN'T_, and while there's no way that DBourse could have anticipated this spate of NYSE- criminality that followed their IPO, it's certainly fun stuff for them and their shareholders to watch here.
I don't see anything like that on DBourse, at least I don't see any date/time stamp with the outstanding orders.
I don't see any evidence they _DON'T_ do first-come first served, so for this year at least (see above) they beat the NYSE on that issue, IMO. Once they added timestamps it will be proof they beat the NYSE (they have timestamps on share purchases, I'm assuming you mean timestamps for when you've clicked them e-gold, right?) JMR
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