Say you want to execute a $30k trade in a $1bn mkt cap stock, around 0.2% of adv so not massive but not small. Would that be cheaper in the US (recognized as the most liquid stock mkt in the world) or in South Korea (which has a 10bp transaction tax)?https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/which-country-has-most-liquid-equities-market-alexander-gerko/ …
I'm not really for a tax either but the SK example was surprising to me and convinced me that it wouldn't be as bad for liquidity as some are saying
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I'm firmly in the "US equity market structure is bad" camp rather than the "HFT is bad" camp
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