Book Report: Flash Boys

Posted on June 27, 2014 by Lee Brooks — 3 Comments

“They truly believed that the market at the heart of the world’s largest economy had grown too complex, and was likely to experience some catastrophic failure. But they were also trying to put an end to a game they could…

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