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Major assumptions are made every day by regular retail investors when they decide to buy a stock with a broker. In truth, very very little of what is traditionally imagined is actually what happens. There is no clean supply and demand structure and the order book used by exchanges is not representative of true market sentiment - cover items like internalization, the role of market makers, and how the vast majority of retail market orders (>90%) never hit the transparent lit market.
Meanwhile, DRS shares can not fail to deliver.
This may be too complex for a single page, but want to open the gate to covering some of these fundamental structural issues of the market space.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Major assumptions are made every day by regular retail investors when they decide to buy a stock with a broker. In truth, very very little of what is traditionally imagined is actually what happens. There is no clean supply and demand structure and the order book used by exchanges is not representative of true market sentiment - cover items like internalization, the role of market makers, and how the vast majority of retail market orders (>90%) never hit the transparent lit market.
Meanwhile, DRS shares can not fail to deliver.
This may be too complex for a single page, but want to open the gate to covering some of these fundamental structural issues of the market space.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: