Liquidity is, fundamentally, a thing which people urgently want to buy, and specialized providers of it will absolutely ROFLstomp every other participant’s offers.
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A thing few people appreciate about equities: there are *almost no trades* between “natural” investors via stock exchanges, retail or institutional. No two investors can agree on a price/quantity/time down to the second on virtually any stock.
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Liquidity providers (market makers, HFTs, etc) can not only agree on a price with any buyer or seller, they can agree with it on every equity listed on a public exchange, not just every second but every arbitrarily small subunit of a second.
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The one thing about this that bothers me is that the liquidity source is the sovereign wealth funds of several middle eastern countries. That said if Opendoor is available when and where I’m selling a house I will almost certainly use it.
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