Nazarali: Narrative of Rigged Markets 'Unfortunate'

The video discusses the current state of the US equity markets, highlighting their efficiency and cost-effectiveness for investors. Despite improvements, a narrative persists that the market is rigged, partly due to automation creating winners and losers. Michael Lewis's book 'Flash Boys' is mentioned as a significant influence on this perception. The video also covers the SEC's efforts to improve market structures, such as circuit breakers, while acknowledging the challenges of predicting future market issues.

What are some reasons investors are able to trade more efficiently today compared to 10 or 15 years ago?

Why is there a narrative that the market is rigged despite improvements in trading efficiency?

What improvements are being considered by the SEC's equity market Structure committee?

How do circuit breakers function in the equity markets, and what issues can arise during chaotic market conditions?

What challenges do regulators face when trying to improve market structures based on past events?