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Unless everyone has an evil twin, there is less chance of everyone wanting to exit X at the same time. Hence there won't be a run on X. Moreover, if my evil tw
by rocqua 7y ago
Unless everyone has an evil twin, there is less chance of everyone wanting to exit X at the same time. Hence there won't be a run on X.
Moreover, if my evil twin a) owned a managed fund or b) sold in a slightly smarter way, then they would lose less on X due to liquidity.
Moreover, the hit on Xs price also has a slight hit on the ETF value. Hence there is a small positive feedback loop.
- vkou 7y agoEveryone thinks they will be smart about their panic-selling when a market crash hits, but the reality is, most of them won't be... And the decision you should be making is not when to sell, but 'how much to buy'.