Market Shadows Newsletter: It’s my party, and I’ll leave if I want to (via
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Read the latest MarketShadows August 12 2012 Excerpt: Trading volume this week dried up. Retail investors are realizing that the markets are manipulated and retail traders are learning that it’s difficult to compete against the High Frequency Trading Machines. Zero Hedge revisited the reasons that…
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