It seems to me that, aside from some of the things that can happen with any system that need to be regulated, high-frequency trading has made the cost of a transaction far less for the investing public.
Bob Corker: “It seems to me that, aside from some of the things that can happen with any system that need to be regulated…”
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Corker argues that high-frequency trading reduces transaction costs for investors.
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