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It’s not that they need a right to trade beyond a certain amount, it’s that you don’t have the right to stop them. Why do you think you can dictate who can buy
by lawnchair_larry 6y ago
It’s not that they need a right to trade beyond a certain amount, it’s that you don’t have the right to stop them. Why do you think you can dictate who can buy and sell from who, especially on the basis that they are somehow too good at it?
- bmitc 6y ago> it’s that you don’t have the right to stop them I don't, but the government does if they are doing so in a harmful way that violates laws and agreements. > Why do you think you can dictate who can buy and sell from who, especially on the basis that they are somehow too good at it? Again, I don't think anything of the sort. I didn't say that. And they aren't being punished for being "too good" at what they do. They are, or will hopefully be, punished because they are good but then they abused that to be even better. It's the abuse that's the problem.
- jevgeni 6y agoReally? What specific laws and or agreements did they violate?