Arbitrage--the ethical company and professional ethics
Arbitrage--the ethical company and professional ethics Arbitrage is an investment practice that attempts to get profit from inefficiencies price via making transactions that diminish or balances the effect of a contrary one. For instance, one may buy a security at a low price and re-sell it to another buyer at a higher price in a few seconds. Arbitrageurs can keep prices slightly volatility as markets try to resist price exploitation. They often use computer programs because their transactions are complexed and occur at a fast speed. The leveraged trades generated in modern times have greatly reduced the cost of arbitrage, and of course, the risks are also increasing (the huge losses of financial giants in the film). Under the dual role of money and power, morality has become the most insignificant measure. "I'm only human” and “Ethics is a luxury I can’t afford right now "When we first saw Robert Miller (Richard Keel), a commercial giant of the New York hedge fund, ...