Pedro Reis Araujo
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The strength of whales and the irrelevance of little fish
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Let's dive into the dynamics of the financial market and understand why large investors can influence prices, while small investors alone do not have the same power.
Imagine the market as a vast, deep ocean. Large investors, with their vast resources, are like whales swimming in this ocean. If a whale decides to change direction, all of its weight and strength pushes the waves, affecting the movement of everything around it.
Retail investors, on the other hand, are like small fish in the same ocean. Even if a whole school of small fish moves together, their influence is minimal compared to the power of a whale.
Let's dive into the dynamics of the financial market and understand why large investors can influence prices, while small investors alone do not have the same power.
Imagine the market as a vast, deep ocean. Large investors, with their vast resources, are like whales swimming in this ocean. If a whale decides to change direction, all of its weight and strength pushes the waves, affecting the movement of everything around it.
Retail investors, on the other hand, are like small fish in the same ocean. Even if a whole school of small fish moves together, their influence is minimal compared to the power of a whale.
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