How policies aimed to restrict short-term trading could backfire, according to Kellogg School professors

Some of these policies could hurt both short- and long-term traders in the stock market.
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Many big investors argue that short-term traders increase market crashes and volatility.
Three Kellogg professors set out to determine what impacts anti-short term investing policies could have.
They found that these policies could actually cause more market interference and hurt long-term traders.
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