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Cons
Poor quality. I normally love michael lewis books but despite the subject matter being interesting, i really struggled with this.
Highlights
Quality
He explains the concepts so clearly and stitches them into a very easy to read storyline
Price
So if a large buy order comes in thereby increasing the stock price they hide that buy order from the market so the stock price... Read More
Hoping obviously that the stock falls in price before they are obliged to buy it
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- This product had a total of 17,003 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 24 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
After reading flash boys i realized how naive i am not being aware of how wall street banks rigged the stock market
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They set up dark pools and are able to hide large buy or sell orders placed in to the market by the unsuspecting
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They take a short position in a stock meaning they sell a stock which they dont own
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They have a few weeks to cover their position by buying that stock
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Hoping obviously that the stock falls in price before they are obliged to buy it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So if a large buy order comes in thereby increasing the stock price they hide that buy order from the market so the stock price doesnt increase
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Flash boys is an eyeopener of a work it decribes how a group of traders set up their own stock exchange iex to thwart the big banks
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Wall street as is typical of any financial market created lots of sub sets to confuse smoke and mirrors to be frank from this fog they happily detached the customer from his money and claimed they were successful because they were “smarter”
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