‘The dip’ is a lie: How institutions engineer retail panic to buy your shares cheap
When a mega-cap market leader suddenly drops a few percentage points on a seemingly minor headline, the financial press rushes to find fundamental explanations. To the casual observer, it looks like a rational market processing new compe…
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