> I bet they won't be to happy when that happens. I suspect they don't give too much of a toss. Firstly, the people who run/own those markets make money on ev

> I bet they won't be to happy when that happens. I suspect they don't give too much of a toss. Firstly, the people who run/own those markets make money on every trade (i.e. ever buy/sell) so they'll make money if the market is going up or down. Secondly those manipulating the market will be in the know so they'll be in a position to take money away from those people/organisations that are on the outside. You only have to go back to 2007 to the GFC to see how easy it is for impotent governments and greedy bankers to screw the world. Do you think any of those corrupt GFC bankers are suffering now?