Good meaningfull comments.... let's try to keep it that way!I thought the exchanges, and their regulators were there to protect investors.... I know... now that you have stopped laughing..... it is clear that they are there to protect huge trading houses... who support political campaigns and set regulations that favour the large trading houses.
The SEC will never say it, but they don't really care a wit about retail investors. This High Frequency Trading buxxxxxit and all these micro trades going on with ACB is really disturbing to me.
These computer robots have not a wit of concern for anything, they are just algorythems created by mathamaticians who are employed by huge trading houses... sticktly for there own benefit.... divorced from fundamentals and reality, they simply execute on their programmed perameters...
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLY LEGAL....?
Where is the SEC?
I know, stop laughing... I know, ranting against what is, is as stupid as hitting your head against a wall.
The great Econonmist Adam Smith would say that I am making a free rational choice to invest in a stock what I believe, will in the future, be worth more that what I paid for it... and perhaps more importantly that when engaged in the trade, I will be dealing with another rational person, who is making another choice, that is contrary to mine, and therefore a tade is executed... That is how the market is suposed to work.
In the case of these computers... that is not the case. The computer traders have no skin in the game at all, and are making a programmed reponse not a rational choice based on fundamentals.
All that said..... buy ACB and hold for awhile...