Market unintelligibility describes the opacity and complexity that make financial markets hard to interpret. Traders, analysts, and regulators use this concept to explain puzzling price swings or information gaps. It benefits sophisticated investors and insiders who exploit confusion, while ordinary participants face higher uncertainty and risk.
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