I don't like powerful funds with pots of money using algorithmic mini-trades and not paying retail level commissions on each trade.
Yes I understand the point that retail clients benefit from execution of legitimate part orders in available online parcels.
Legitimate orders executed in small available parcels at one commission are reasonable.
This is fair enough when buyers and sellers are operating at arms length?
Can you guarantee that all trades are done at arms length?
Either small computerised trading should be banned or they should pay full commissions on each trade.
Can you guarantee that big funds don't manipulate prices down or up or both?
Can you guarantee that all orders in the buy sell queue are genuine?
Maybe malpractice and illegality need better definition?
Together with strict inforcement?
Pigs may fly?
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