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| The SEC has extensive rules about what is considered material to a stocks price and as such they regulate the way such information is handled. Margins on futures do not fall under those guidelines. You can always compare today's corn volume with last weeks and see that it was lower even after the margin was dropped. The lower margins had no impact in futures volume and have never impacted the CME's stock price. You may think different but the SEC doesn't agree with you.
Options on grain futures are regulated by the CFTC and not the SEC despite what you may think.
Edited by JNL 11/3/2014 19:48
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I would love an explanation for this
