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To: Street Walker who wrote (53)2/3/1998 9:54:00 PM
From: funk  Respond to of 1086
 
Could someone comment on this problem I am having.

I find myself going around in circles trying to "out think" what I see on level two.

Is it true that a significant amount of the volume on Nasdaq stocks
( some say as much as 50% ) is between MM's?!?

If MANY of the big blocks are actually churning between MM's how does an "amatuer" trader avoid being manipulated?

How can someone discern true demand for a stock from MM manipulation?

Any comments on this subject would be greatly appreciated.

For more on this "churning" angle you may want to check this web page
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> home.qpt.com click on THIEVES



To: Street Walker who wrote (53)2/3/1998 10:34:00 PM
From: Ramsey Su  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1086
 
Street Walker,

what do you use for NYSE stocks? Are there anything similar to Level II?

Ramsey



To: Street Walker who wrote (53)2/4/1998 2:00:00 AM
From: Mark Bartlett  Respond to of 1086
 
Street Walker..
With your current system have you been able to take advantage of
of the play you outlined in your post #53 -> "If the stock is
going to go up, you see MM's rise to the higher ask price.
With a fast execution system, you can trade in and out....just
in time." This would be great! To scalp the scalpers!
-Mark


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