Is it unfair to bet with someone when you know that you have special access to relevant information, and that if the person knew you had this access they would be unwilling to bet against you?
One example: if you’re a hedge fund and I’m a market maker, and you offer to sell me 10k shares, I might accept if I perceive you to be attempting a 10k share total trade and be inclined to not accept if I think you are trying to unload 100k. You have no obligation to tell me.
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This is not merely a common problem it’s one of the core problems of trading, and is practically the plot of Flash Boys, though the author thinks that I should be unable to come to a theory of what your intentions are and use that to inform my bet, because that’s just mean.
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This is a great example for 15yo’s side (his view is ok to bet)
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