/biz/ - Business & Finance

http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/55474/1/WRAP_Raman_1173295-wbs-100713-nss_jfe_2011_784_resubmission_20121224_revised_manuscript.pdf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K064hJQ7fdI&t=150s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrB29rhv2_w

I hate all the infinite liquidity, lower spread bullshit. It is all under a false pretense that bona fide market making is completely fine and innocent, and as we have seen from GME, it is not. This paper concludes the same thing about lower trade volumes that I have seen in other papers, again suggesting that high trading volumes can be associated with bona fide market making, and I will let the basket data speak for itself. Keep in mind that GME's value is sitting around 106. Additionally, I don't agree with the conclusions made by the end of the paper either. As you can see down bottom, FTDs clearly played a role in financial institutions collapsing and from what I understand, fails don't show up until the T+3, meaning that their conclusions are completely wrong.

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> I got sneeded to hell
kek, glad you could join the party anon