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Will helping traders trade better make any impression on the market?
There are many markets. Much offers and much demand means more liquidity.
For every buy there is a sell. So more traders or "better traders" are making
the market more liquid but NOT behaving differently.
One can find a lot of literature on this topic starting with Adam Smith's first
view on open markets theory up to very recent writers.
No need to (re-)read all of the old economist forethinkers.
Some recent reflections on theories might help further.
A very interesting article you can download here:
