It's interesting to see that people still believe there is some type of fair price discovery when things like dark pools, market maker exemptions, naked shorting, tokenized securities, trillions in derrivative bets (hello 2008), spoofing (JP Morgan getting fined 1 billion after making 10 billion in profit in gold price spoofing) and so on and so forth exist.
Speculation and gambling about what future prices will be are not the big issues here, the markets themselves are completely broken (by design).
Speculation and gambling about what future prices will be are not the big issues here, the markets themselves are completely broken (by design).