Preventing the Next Financial Crisis: Research Symposium Opening, Part 3
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There is no more investing in the markets because the hedge funds rape manipulate and pillage the markets on a daily basis. It is so out of control and unregulated that average investors will continue to lose. Stop believing this falacy that the market is cheap. The exchanges count on all this volume and manipulation from these entities as they make a fortune off their transactions and then in turn give a nice fat contribution to Congress. Dont you love the regulation and the license to steal?
qzg1265 3 years ago