Arbitrage

Trading and Exchanges Chapter 17: When Arbitrage Goes Wrong (Part 2)

In Part 1 we covered what arbitrage is, the different types (pure vs speculative), and how arbitrageurs keep prices consistent across markets. Sounds like easy money, right? Buy low here, sell high there, pocket the difference. This part is about why it is not that simple. Harris lays out four specific risks that make arbitrage genuinely dangerous, and he has some incredible real-world examples to prove it.

Trading and Exchanges Chapter 17: How Arbitrageurs Keep Markets Honest (Part 1)

Chapter 17 is about arbitrageurs, and it is one of those chapters that changes how you think about markets. Arbitrageurs are the people who keep prices consistent across different markets and different instruments. Without them, you could have oil priced at 80 dollars in New York and 70 dollars in London, and nobody would fix it.

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