Texas Stock Exchange slated for 2026

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9:30a, 2/1/25
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https://www.wsj.com/finance/regulation/prediction-market-bets-test-limits-4164a0e5

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With $160 million in funding from Wall Street heavyweights, TXSE seeks to take on New York as a financial hub


This is good. Let's move centers of power and industry from the coasts to Texas. Can't do worse than New York and might actually be better. Plus maybe we'll get some state revenue out of the deal.
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9:34a, 2/1/25
it is absolutely in texas best interest to continue to build economic infrastructure ranging from this to many other ventures. you never know when we may have to hoist our flag as a national one.
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9:41a, 2/1/25
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Another rung on the Texit ladder. Not because I think we need to , but because I like showing we could.
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9:47a, 2/1/25
Love it.

I also love that it'll bring more libs, or at the very minimum, more white-collar people, to Texas, thereby making us even more diverse and maybe a little more purple.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
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9:49a, 2/1/25
Can we get Tesla, SpaceX, and Facebook listed on this new exchange? That would give it serious legitimacy
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In reply to Ozzy Osbourne • 9:53a, 2/1/25
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Can we get Tesla, SpaceX, and Facebook listed on this new exchange? That would give it serious legitimacy
Seeing as how Abbott and Cruz courted Elon to bring his businesses to Texas, I would be surprised if that didn't happen.
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9:54a, 2/1/25
Love it, but I'm also becoming nervous about our future due to the charlatans who keep getting sent to Austin.
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In reply to No Spin Ag • 9:59a, 2/1/25
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No Spin Ag said:
Love it.

I also love that it'll bring more libs, or at the very minimum, more white-collar people, to Texas, thereby making us even more diverse and maybe a little more purple.
It's going to be in Dallas which has long been blue. If we do have to import liberals, I'm all for concentrating them in pre existing areas.
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10:18a, 2/1/25
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Abbott is slowly putting the pieces in place for the split. LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS!
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In reply to techno-ag • 10:27a, 2/1/25
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No Spin Ag said:
Love it.

I also love that it'll bring more libs, or at the very minimum, more white-collar people, to Texas, thereby making us even more diverse and maybe a little more purple.
It's going to be in Dallas which has long been blue. If we do have to import liberals, I'm all for concentrating them in pre existing areas.
Agreed.

Keep the mega cities blowing up and leave the rest of Texas TF alone.
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10:39a, 2/1/25
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Separately, is the gold depository up / running here in TX?
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11:45a, 2/1/25
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Is this going to be much more than a room full of computer servers someplace?
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11:54a, 2/1/25
I too think this is great

My concern is it will bring more liberal leaches to the state


The last thing we need here is corrupt democrat policy... our corrupt republican policy is bad enough
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11:59a, 2/1/25
Corner the barbecue market. Everything else will fall into place.
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12:31p, 2/1/25
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We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags
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In reply to aggiez03 • 12:42p, 2/1/25
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aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

1 out of 10 Fortune 500 companies are based in Texas.
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In reply to techno-ag • 12:46p, 2/1/25
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techno-ag said:
aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

1 out of 10 Fortune 500 companies are based in Texas.
Yeah, there are a bunch. I was just posting some that are obviously Texan due to popularity, geography, or advertising.

AT&T is based in Dallas, but I don't really consider them a Texas company, as they don't really advertise that angle, but still technically a Texas company.
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In reply to aggiez03 • 12:49p, 2/1/25
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aggiez03 said:
techno-ag said:
aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

1 out of 10 Fortune 500 companies are based in Texas.
Yeah, there are a bunch. I was just posting some that are obviously Texan due to popularity, geography, or advertising.

AT&T is based in Dallas, but I don't really consider them a Texas company, as they don't really advertise that angle, but still technically a Texas company.
IIANM, they're the old Southwestern Bell that used to be HQ'd in San Antonio.
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In reply to No Spin Ag • 12:51p, 2/1/25
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In reply to Detmersdislocatedshoulder • 1:00p, 2/1/25
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Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
it is absolutely in texas best interest to continue to build economic infrastructure ranging from this to many other ventures. you never know when we may have to hoist our flag as a national one.
And keep the grid separate as currently is.
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In reply to aggiez03 • 2:28p, 2/1/25
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aggiez03 said:
techno-ag said:
aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

1 out of 10 Fortune 500 companies are based in Texas.
Yeah, there are a bunch. I was just posting some that are obviously Texan due to popularity, geography, or advertising.

AT&T is based in Dallas, but I don't really consider them a Texas company, as they don't really advertise that angle, but still technically a Texas company.


Texags!!

With its $5mm ipo!!!

**** would tank the first time Billy hangs with Schloss or an ESPN guy says something they don't like and all of Texags' hillbilly subscribers wig out.
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Hahah -- especially ESPN. Many of them are almost openly Marxist now in their DEI politics.
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In reply to aggiez03 • 2:53p, 2/1/25
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aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags


HEB is a private company.
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In reply to An L of an Ag • 3:04p, 2/1/25
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An L of an Ag said:
aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags


HEB is a private company.
EVERYONE, I REALIZE THE LIST MAY NOT BE EVERY COMPANY, AND SOME COMPANIES ARE PRIVATE, AND IT IS NOT AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST.

I was just making a comment, that there are some really good Texas companies that would make up a good Texas Index Fund.
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Bump. Just saw this Dallas Morning News article today.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/economy/2025/08/10/nyse-nasdaq-place-big-bets-on-yall-street-but-txse-has-an-ace-up-its-sleeve/

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Power players like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are making big bets on Texas, and the capital markets duopoly of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have followed suit

The Big Board already has listed a handful of Texas-based companies - including AT&T, which recently announced a dual listing - on NYSE-Texas. The exchange made an additional splash Monday, simultaneously announcing its new Dallas headquarters and naming a former Texas state official to run it.
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Listing fees are TXSE's last big unanswered question, and it's ripe for competition. Nasdaq and NYSE each raised their listing fees effective this year. Now, equities securities on Nasdaq Global and Global Select Markets pay between $56,000 and $193,000 annually, up from between $47,000 and $163,000 in 2021, while NYSE's per share annual rate is up nearly 15% over the past four years.

"Part of the strategy for setting up a new exchange almost requires you to have a plain vanilla offering, and a lot of the innovation comes next," Lee said. "And so we expect to modify our rules over time, and particularly the pricing, such that we are much more aligned with issuers."


So if I understand correctly, the TXSE will offer lower listing fees than the NYSE and Nasdaq. That sounds like it might be viable. When I go to my broker to buy a stock, it shows shares on those two plus over the counter stuff. If it will show the TXSE, I can buy and sell easy peasy. And if new companies need a great place to start listing, well … welcome to Texas. Welcome to Y'all Street.
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In reply to techno-ag • 6:14p, 8/17/25
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Bump. Just saw this Dallas Morning News article today.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/economy/2025/08/10/nyse-nasdaq-place-big-bets-on-yall-street-but-txse-has-an-ace-up-its-sleeve/

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Power players like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are making big bets on Texas, and the capital markets duopoly of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have followed suit

The Big Board already has listed a handful of Texas-based companies - including AT&T, which recently announced a dual listing - on NYSE-Texas. The exchange made an additional splash Monday, simultaneously announcing its new Dallas headquarters and naming a former Texas state official to run it.
…
Listing fees are TXSE's last big unanswered question, and it's ripe for competition. Nasdaq and NYSE each raised their listing fees effective this year. Now, equities securities on Nasdaq Global and Global Select Markets pay between $56,000 and $193,000 annually, up from between $47,000 and $163,000 in 2021, while NYSE's per share annual rate is up nearly 15% over the past four years.

"Part of the strategy for setting up a new exchange almost requires you to have a plain vanilla offering, and a lot of the innovation comes next," Lee said. "And so we expect to modify our rules over time, and particularly the pricing, such that we are much more aligned with issuers."


So if I understand correctly, the TXSE will offer lower listing fees than the NYSE and Nasdaq. That sounds like it might be viable. When I go to my broker to buy a stock, it shows shares on those two plus over the counter stuff. If it will show the TXSE, I can buy and sell easy peasy. And if new companies need a great place to start listing, well … welcome to Texas. Welcome to Y'all Street.


They are skipping the woke requirements to list as well.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 6:22p, 8/17/25
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CrackerJackAg said:
techno-ag said:
Bump. Just saw this Dallas Morning News article today.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/economy/2025/08/10/nyse-nasdaq-place-big-bets-on-yall-street-but-txse-has-an-ace-up-its-sleeve/

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Power players like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are making big bets on Texas, and the capital markets duopoly of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have followed suit

The Big Board already has listed a handful of Texas-based companies - including AT&T, which recently announced a dual listing - on NYSE-Texas. The exchange made an additional splash Monday, simultaneously announcing its new Dallas headquarters and naming a former Texas state official to run it.
…
Listing fees are TXSE's last big unanswered question, and it's ripe for competition. Nasdaq and NYSE each raised their listing fees effective this year. Now, equities securities on Nasdaq Global and Global Select Markets pay between $56,000 and $193,000 annually, up from between $47,000 and $163,000 in 2021, while NYSE's per share annual rate is up nearly 15% over the past four years.

"Part of the strategy for setting up a new exchange almost requires you to have a plain vanilla offering, and a lot of the innovation comes next," Lee said. "And so we expect to modify our rules over time, and particularly the pricing, such that we are much more aligned with issuers."


So if I understand correctly, the TXSE will offer lower listing fees than the NYSE and Nasdaq. That sounds like it might be viable. When I go to my broker to buy a stock, it shows shares on those two plus over the counter stuff. If it will show the TXSE, I can buy and sell easy peasy. And if new companies need a great place to start listing, well … welcome to Texas. Welcome to Y'all Street.


They are skipping the woke requirements to list as well.

One would hope.
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6:30p, 8/17/25
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TXSE itself is currently a Delaware corporation


That's a little bothersome. To me, anyway.

They still have to register with the Texas SOS to do business.
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In reply to aggiez03 • 9:34p, 8/17/25
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aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

Lol

One of these is not like the others
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In reply to aggiez03 • 9:49p, 8/17/25
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aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

You can add these to your list
https://www.concordia.edu/blog/top-25-fortune-500-companies-headquartered-in-texas.html
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In reply to 4 • 9:50p, 8/17/25
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aggiez03 said:
We need a TT50 (Texas Top 50 Index) instead of the S&P 500


Exxon Mobile
Tesla
SpaceX
Buccees
Dell
SWA
HEB
Valero
USAA
Halliburton
Waste Management
Texas Instruments
Kinder Morgan
Texags

Lol

One of these is not like the others

And it's missing POWL
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https://dallasexpress.com/business-markets/yall-street-grows-texas-stock-exchange-raises-63m-in-new-round/

Gaining momentum as more big names help fund things. With NYC going full commie, maybe we can shift more finances to the Big D from the Big Apple.
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But when will the brokers make transactions using TXSE? I spoke with Charles Schwab and they had no idea what I was talking about. They asked me why I want to purchase using TXSE, I said because I like Texas.
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IndividualFreedom said:
But when will the brokers make transactions using TXSE? I spoke with Charles Schwab and they had no idea what I was talking about. They asked me why I want to purchase using TXSE, I said because I like Texas.


Sometime in first or second quarter I bet.

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TXSE remains on track to launch trading, exchange-traded products, and corporate listings in 2026.
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