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Non-Tech : Amati investors
AMTX 1.470-5.8%Dec 12 9:30 AM EST
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To: barry fowler who wrote (13662)4/7/1997 8:53:00 PM
From: RAY WACLAWSKY   of 31386
 
The basic premise of the NYSE is that they have a buyer and a seller when the transaction occurs; the NSDQ is a deviation since they base their prices on the inter-market,namely what the traders believe the market should be....your buy/sell order may show up twice since a mm may buy it in belief it will go up only to sell it later when they realise that it may not, hence the wrong belief that there was a transaction that really didn't occur. In the other markets, there is always a buyer and a seller for a security, which reflects true demand. A good example is LSI, true demand is reflected every minute and is a good example of a market that is not manipulated by MM by supply/demand.
All the best!!!!!
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