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To: Bob Frey who wrote (1473)	12/20/1997 1:57:00 AM
From: TraderGreg	Respond to of 1702

I think milo is trying to say that there was obviously intense buying yet no price move upward; while the slightest selling results in the bid and ask being walked down. <The buyer that is patient gets his at the bid.> Yeah, if that buyer has a series 7 license. The only times I or anyone I know ever got stock at the bid just coincidentally happened to occur when the bid quickly became the ask. And I've sold at what I thought was the ask too, as the price was rising. TG

To: Bob Frey who wrote (1473)	12/20/1997 2:41:00 PM
From: milesofstyles	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1702

Every sell has a buyer! The buyer that is patient gets his at the bid. The others get them at the ask. thanks for sharing, the question still remains why fill an small order at .18 and then fill 2 huge orders at a higher price? does that make sense to you? here's what mm thinks "gee just bought this last guys for .18, guess i'll buy these next 200,000 at .19", and then take the rest at .18 after that,did you even look at the activity that was posted?