What Exactly Do Market Makers Do? (& How They Manipulate The Market)

Have Companies & The US Government Pay You! Market makers are no doubt one of the most infamous participants in the market. Historically, retail investors weren’t that aware of market makers at all. However, the GameStop frenzy has made market makers more relevant than ever before. But what exactly do market makers even do? Well, market makers partner with an exchange and act as a buyer and seller for every security traded on the exchange. This way, market participants are easily able to liquidate or buy new shares at any time they want. Market makers make money through the small spread between the bid and ask price for each given security. While the concept of market makers was invented in good faith and market makers mostly benefit long-term investors, short-term investors often get screwed over by their psychological games. This is one of the main reasons that it’s so hard to become a profitable trader. This video explains what exactly a market maker does and the purpose of market makers. Earn Interest From The Government & Top Corporations: (iOS App for US Residents) Free Weekly Newsletter With Insiders: Socials: Discord Community: Timestamps: 0:00 - Market Makers 1:02 - What Is A Market Maker? 3:13 - Making Money 5:31 - Manipulation Tactics 8:46 - Payment For Order Flow Thumbnail Credits: Aaron Kotowski - Forbes Resources: Disclaimer: This video is not a solicitation or personal financial advice. All investing involves risk. Please do your own research.