Biggest Risk to Economy is Over Financialization of Wall St.: Rep. Ro Khanna

The transcript discusses the need for regulation in fintech, particularly focusing on the liquidity issues faced by companies like Robin Hood. It highlights the potential conflicts of interest between hedge funds and retail investors, emphasizing the need for investigation into these relationships. The discussion also covers systemic risks posed by market practices and the perception of government intervention favoring institutional capital. The role of short selling in market stability is debated, with suggestions for regulatory measures to prevent predatory practices.

What concerns are raised regarding the regulation of fintech companies?

How did Robin Hood's handling of liquidity issues impact its operations?

What is the significance of the relationship between Citadel and Robin Hood in the context of retail investors?

What systemic risks are associated with the practices of retail trading and hedge funds?

How does the perception of government involvement in market practices affect retail investors?

What role does the government play in regulating financial practices to protect retail investors?

In what ways could the financial services industry discourage predatory shorting of stocks?