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Strategies & Market Trends : Day Trading Rules
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To: Winston Kim who wrote ()5/26/1998 7:42:00 PM
From: Mikey  Read Replies (1) of 40
 
Could someone explain the significance of bid/ask spread. i.e. If I was looking at a stock, and it had a bid/ask of .30/.40 It seems like most of the spreads are closer together than this. Does this mean that with a low bid and a .1 higher ask that someone is wanting to buy but not sell? or?

Thanks
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