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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA
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To: J.T. who wrote (13373)7/14/2002 11:59:48 PM
From: bruceleroy1_-  Read Replies (2) of 19219
 
If there are few or no buyers in a stock, doesn't the specialist have to buy or "accumulate" the stock to facilitate an orderly market? So in a big down market, wouldn't it only make sense that the specialist would be a net buyer if a stock is falling. Does that mean they are accumulating the shares and holding for the big meltup or wouldn't they try to hedge or sell off their long position on a bounce up unless they were confident of a huge move back up. I guess my question is how does one know with certainty that these "accumulated" shares are being held for a future meltup?
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