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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (676)	12/18/1997 11:32:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) of 1471

Evil market makers is not evil empire. Market makers gets all the fanfare, when the price pulled back. But they never get the rave when the nice moves come, The evil empire comes when all the stocks pull back. Only when the customers got greedy and gambled on margined accounts. In 1929, there was evil empire. Many people never lived to tell about it. Today, people realize that market makers make the market and get the customers for you to buy from and sell to. But they are always the middlemen, taking a cut on the profit or loss. If market makers can not find a customer for you, there will be no value on your commited investments. If stock indexes keeps on going up, where is the evil empire then? So, after all, the value of stock still depends on the value of the company you invested in. The better the company the better the value of your stock. Fix up the company then market makers can get more customers to share the market. You will then be rich. So much for market makers. Evil? Not even evil. You need them to help you appreciate the good value of the company you own.

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