Poor people drive pickup trucks too
> When your product is so worthless and uncompelling on nearly half customers don't use it and your business model relies on them forgetting they're paying for it, then your industry is DONE. I think this is the model…
How feasible would it be to do a pilgrimage there without knowing Greek?
> A trade executed at NBBO and filled at a better price in a dark pool is perfectly legal and somewhat commonplace. This is what Citadel et al do. Client orders are protected in this scenario by FINRA Rule 5320 - they…
Good. It's about time the US did the same.
The big exception is the prop trading industry based in Chicago.
No
Poor people drive pickup trucks too
> When your product is so worthless and uncompelling on nearly half customers don't use it and your business model relies on them forgetting they're paying for it, then your industry is DONE. I think this is the model…
How feasible would it be to do a pilgrimage there without knowing Greek?
> A trade executed at NBBO and filled at a better price in a dark pool is perfectly legal and somewhat commonplace. This is what Citadel et al do. Client orders are protected in this scenario by FINRA Rule 5320 - they…
Good. It's about time the US did the same.
The big exception is the prop trading industry based in Chicago.
No