So I get why there’s an endless cavalcade of negative press about “Payment for Order Flow,” a series of legally sanctioned backroom deals that route retail orders away from the “lit” exchanges (that is, what you see on your trading screen) and directly into the hands of a half dozen major trading firms like Citadel and Virtu and Jane Street. If you’re a regular follower of /r/WallStreetBets on Reddit or wade into the public cesspools of individual-trader social media, there is no greater villain than Citadel’s CEO, Ken Griffin, and no greater conspiracy than PFOF. And just this week, the SEC decided to ignore it. As they should.
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