<p>A regulator can bring back a conference, talk about access, and still leave the core rulebook largely intact. In this episode, Michelle and Vox unpack what the CFTC's return of AgCon does signal, what it does not, and how retail investors can separate outreach, policy tone, and actual deregulation.</p>

A regulator can bring back a conference, talk about access, and still leave the core rulebook largely intact. In this episode, Michelle and Vox unpack what the CFTC's return of AgCon does signal, what it does not, and how retail investors can separate outreach, policy tone, and actual deregulation.

S1E127 - When a Conference Return Is Not Deregulation

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S1E127 - When a Conference Return Is Not Deregulation

S1E127 - When a Conference Return Is Not Deregulation