> Markets left to their own accord incentivize dishonesty and manipulation. Sort of? There's also a strong financial incentive to expose that dishonesty and ma

> Markets left to their own accord incentivize dishonesty and manipulation. Sort of? There's also a strong financial incentive to expose that dishonesty and manipulation - I mean, that's basically why Jim Chanos is famous. I'm not saying I think the system is perfect as-is (far from it), just that it's maybe not as clear-cut as you're making it sound.