Nasdaq's Cohen Says Transaction Tax May Leave N.J. Worse Off

The video discusses the temporary relocation of operations from New Jersey to Chicago, highlighting the impact on investments and trading costs. It explores the debate around financial transaction taxes, emphasizing their historical inefficacy. The discussion extends to nationwide tax implications and the potential for relocating to other states. The video also covers market volatility, the rise in options trading, and current trends in the IPO market, noting investor interest in new economy companies.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that states can be more welcoming to businesses?

What are the implications of increased options trading mentioned in the discussion?

How does the speaker view the current state of the IPO market?