Wall Street has been OPEN for more than 30 years; as has other exchanges. And even when it was more of an "old boy" network, it was still more open than you are claiming. Neither, I might add, is it a "scam".
Try preparing a prospectus in connection with an IPO, undergoing the multiple layers of review and audit, then respond to the pages of SEC comments questioning any unclear points in your accounting methodology before a filing, and tell me again that Wall Street is a fraud.
Buying stock in a company that has no earnings and a suspect business model and then losing your shorts is nobody's fault but your own.
Why would I? I don't want to become a leech.
Wall Street has been OPEN for more than 30 years; as has other exchanges. And even when it was more of an "old boy" network, it was still more open than you are claiming. Neither, I might add, is it a "scam".
Really? Can I go and trade on the floor?