As more individuals begin to engage with the financial markets through no-fee, online trading platforms I am concerned that investors may get in over their heads with large and complicated trades on apps that gamify the stock market, and we have seen the horrific results of that.
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Cortez Masto expresses concern about inexperienced investors using gamified trading apps.
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