Today’s post is actually only a short sound bite for further conversations to be developed in the future:
The real burden of the open and free market is the fact that it does not always behave and act in the way the market participants anticipated. [In other words, the market might be open and free but not perceived as fair – a real challenge when the clearance mechanism experiences the odd bottleneck moment, because in the long run, the market should and will always clear and achieve equilibrium].
The burden the market then bears is in the form of interference and regulation…
Counter argument always very welcome.
theMarketSoul ©2013
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Reblogged this on 3resource and commented:
With the moves by the #ECB earlier today to engage in #QE (Quantitative Easing), we ponder the BURDEN the MARKET has to bear question again with reference to this post from 2013.
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Reblogged this on theMarketSoul ©1999 – 2014 and commented:
Thoughts on regulation and a skewed market:
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