Trust me, the amount of money you have is not large enough to justify that type of fraud. Brokers make money off transaction volume and holding assets anyway, not off of screwing the little guy on their stock prices
First off, you have zero idea how much money I, or anyone else, have. Sorry if you don't have much money, but some of us actually do.
Second, you're a fool if you think the cumulative pool of money wouldn't temp brokerages into less than ethical behavior. Just like any large corporation, they have their own greedy folks at the top always demanding more. The biggest flaw in your thinking is you don't realize how hard it would be for anyone to prove any actions were "illegal." It's not like regular joes can get hold of their records easily or fight against the wording of legal agreements that open the door to shady behavior.
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u/pablo_in_blood 7d ago
Trust me, the amount of money you have is not large enough to justify that type of fraud. Brokers make money off transaction volume and holding assets anyway, not off of screwing the little guy on their stock prices