"Illustration" courtesy of: https://www.craiyon.com "wall street"
We can always be less or more sarcastic.
Here are 2 or 3 "concerns" with trading on what others produce but ultimately don't set the price of:
- Those "trading" seek to profit for themselves.
- Those "trading" (being non-rational "creatures") don't always behave logically or rationally.
- So do the "computer programs" they use.
- To the benefit of few or detriment of many, the power of resonance can move markets faster or further than desired or expected.
There's a slim possibility that commodities "trading" is backward.
What's the correct fix to apply?
Leave trading to "virtual" things only.
We can always pretend that the "imaginary" or "made up" - having no more value than an "opinion" - are relatively safe to painfully crash or wildly inflate.
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