1. If your trades are big enough to impact the stock market, or even if you're bigger than the tiniest hobbyist investor, and you're not just cashing out a mutual fund, then you don't need the money ASAP. That's just how it works.
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I'm not so sure that's such a great argument though Like the price we pay for the existence of day traders is real people losing money on essentially just bullshit gambling games
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I remember when the fad was trying to get people to trade in binary options, which have no more real economic meaning than betting on a coin flip Literally "At this time tomorrow will Google's share price be higher or lower than it is right now"
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…and would that be bad for anyone other than old boys?
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Well... yeah, you couldn't prevent an economic crash this way, just prolong it You can't actually force people to keep on buying buggy whips when no one has horses and buggies anymore
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