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Taiwan fund managers reportedly quitting jobs over personal trading rules

Eric Balchunas (onchain) claims that fund managers in Taiwan are quitting their jobs because those jobs forbid owning stocks in personal accounts, in order to day trade or join independent firms with less strict rules. He attributes this to FOMO from watching a massive rally up close.

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Fund managers in Taiwan are quitting jobs that forbid owning stocks in personal accounts to day trade or join independent firms with less strict rules.

“Fund mgrs in Taiwan are quitting their jobs, which forbid owning stocks in personal account, to day trade or join indie firm w less strict rules”
Eric Balchunas

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Eric Balchunas onchain 2026-10-16 11:54 UTC
Wild but I get it: Fund mgrs in Taiwan are quitting their jobs, which forbid owning stocks in personal account, to day trade or join indie firm w less strict rules. Their FOMO watching massive rally up close must have been brutal, Water, water everywhere but not a drop to drink..

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