Right, that&#x27;s the obvious situation that I see.  I&#x27;m wondering if anyone can argue otherwise?<p>If not, why isn&#x27;t there a bigger push for market infrastructure that doesn&#x27;t advantage high frequency trades?<p>I don&#x27;t know that most high frequency microtrades are a real problem either way, since it seems mostly zero sum among the people playing that game.  But whenever there is a macro change in a price that takes place over a tiny time scale, it seems that we shouldn&#x27;t be advantaging speed in getting there first.