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Did Jane Street manipulate Indian market or exploit its shallowness?

Did Jane Street manipulate Indian market or exploit its shallowness?

Time of India4 hours ago
Douglas Schadewald and Rahul Yadav are two totally different-looking ends of the same thread. Their backgrounds couldn't have been more different. Their credentials couldn't have been more in contrast. One is a Manhattan-based mathematical genius from Harvard who cut his teeth in big-bracket Wall Street firms. The other is a 10th-pass tax driver from Nalasopara, north of Mumbai, armed with just a tad more than tips from Youtubers and chats with
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