Summary: The language of finance is complicated, and sometimes intentionally so. From the “turgid dialect” of Fedspeak to the intentionally tortured and complicated mouse print disclaimers on investment prospectuses, the industry embraces verbosity. So when a New York Times best-selling author appears on 60 Minutes to declare that the stock market is “rigged,” it stands in stark contrast to the usual hedging, sidestepping and equivocating.
 [On Wednesday, May 21, I have the opportunity to sit down for a conversation with Michael Lewis at HighTower Apex] I invite you to leave your questions for Mr. Lewis in the comments. Let’s put innovation into action—starting now.
Elliot Weissbluth, Chief Executive Officer, HighTower.
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