Quote from Wide Tailz:
Since The Market pays successful speculators for helping it move toward the optimum price level, and stocks appear (from a liquidity standpoint) to be inferior to futures from a suitability standpoint for this type of activity, do you think they are a less efficient or more efficient market?
Seen another way, the successful speculator is providing liquidity, at the correct time, to correct market inefficiencies. Since stocks are less liquid than futures, do you think there is more or less opportunity for the professional liquidity provider?
Chicken feed? Consider the mongoose, a highly dangerous animal to non native ecosystemz for its extremely effective tactics of predation...... it goes where the jackal, coyote, wolf, fox, and snake aren't willing to go..... and makes a killing
