If you are buying a stock and turning it around and selling it within a minute, within a second later to someone else, how does that provide liquidity to the markets?
Elizabeth Warren: “If you are buying a stock and turning it around and selling it within a minute, within a second later to someone else…”
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Warren challenges the notion of high-frequency trading providing market liquidity.
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