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Please don't define things when you have no idea what you are talking about. Everything in this post is simply wrong. Markets are not about information fairness
by infecto 2y ago
Please don't define things when you have no idea what you are talking about. Everything in this post is simply wrong. Markets are not about information fairness, individuals are free to do research and come up with their own prices.
- solatic 2y agoIndividuals are free, in their research, to access sources of information that are available to all other market participants, even if that information is usually out of reach for most people. The canonical example is using satellite photos of parking lots to predict earnings calls, i.e. https://newsroom.haas.berkeley.edu/magazine/summer-2019/stock-trading-from-space/ https://newsroom.haas.berkeley.edu/magazine/summer-2019/stoc... . It's still legal because hypothetically anybody could do it. What's not legal is "doing research" by talking to insiders to get information that is not public.
- infecto 2y agoWas this supposed to defend your position that dark pools are illegal? Full stop it does not and will never meet the definition of insider trading. Your free to believe whatever you want but it does not meet the definition and your posts offer little more than strange steps into loaded words like consent.