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Why do institutions pay wagies to trade for them? If they were so good at it wouldn't they be working for themselves? And if they were capable of doing so why do they need a salary? Why doesn't the institution just ""invest"" in them like how exchanges allow copy trading for a small fee?

>> No.55759135

There are two different types of traders in this category of company trading: 1 shills and 2 TA cucks.
>tq1
They are the ones making the profit from their employee’s effort… doesnt that seem obvious to you op?
>tq2
Shills work as a group or company and share the hedge against going broke. These people make 500k+ a year. Whats the different if youre making 10 grand a week anon?
>tq3
Safer to trade as a group like happy merchants
>tq4
This assumes people are honest agents in a social contract. If a company gave away 10% of their bank to their top ten performers each year to charge them a 4% maker fee then the company wouldnt exist after a year. This question is what an exchange does except the capital is from users and the exchange takes maker/taker fees or rather invest fee and withdraw fee. Exchanges take 22% often so cover taxes for you and them in case shit hits the fan like you flee the country without paying your capital gain tax which im guessing happens often.