The Evil Side of the Stock Market: Why You're Losing Money (Wall Street Secrets)

it is not because the stock market is rigged against you. The stock market is not rigged against the average investor. There are laws and governing bodies in place to level the playing field for ordinary investors. The Securities and Exchange Commission's mission is to protect investors while also ensuring fair, orderly, and efficient markets.
The cost of market manipulation to regular investors is in the billions of dollars and the SEC is always on the lookout for unfair trading practices, but skilled stock market manipulators use deceptive tactics and may go years without being discovered. Wall Street has only one goal, to make insiders superrich, and shareholders rich. The public interest and the rest of the world are never part of their wealth.
The stock market is also filled with conflicts of interest. For example, investment banks often offer lucrative underwriting fees to companies they are covering while simultaneously promoting those same companies’ stocks to investors. Such conflicts of interest can lead to biased advice, which puts the average investor at a disadvantage. Furthermore, high-frequency traders can gain an edge over retail investors by gaining access to data ahead of the market. This allows them to make more informed decisions about their trades and reap greater profits from their investments.

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