Market Makers; What They Do vs What We Want

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Market Makers; What They Do vs What We Want

An SI Board Since April 1997

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Emcee: Doug R	Type: Unmoderated

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132	Shorting a stock tends to push the price down, as shorters are just extra sell	Steven Bowen	-	4/24/1997
131	Joe, Short SELLING puts downward pressure on a stock while covering is buying.	Doug R	-	4/24/1997
130	Steve, I got in on ACCC this morn when it dropped like a rock for no apparent r	Joe Copia	-	4/24/1997
129	Fred, I live in Louisville. Any tips for the DERBY?!? ggg	Jack Sman	-	4/24/1997
128	Chat Trades; Glad you mentioned this trade- it has happened to me too. Don	Fred Mussler	-	4/24/1997
127	Jack, that's your chance to be the screwer instead of the screwee for a ch	Steven Bowen	-	4/23/1997
126	Steve, Here is one. If your order isn't filled promptly when you think it s	Jack Sman	-	4/23/1997
125	Fred, yeah I had a peculiar trade the other day. I was looking to buy an opti	Steven Bowen	-	4/23/1997
124	Chat MM: I think this is really the point , while there can be inequities in t	Fred Mussler	-	4/23/1997
123	Larry, spreads are a function of volume and the number of market makers workin	Steven Bowen	-	4/22/1997
122	Tom, a stop loss market order converts your order to a market order once the b	Steven Bowen	-	4/22/1997
121	Tom, I'm not sure I understand your rebuttals. The people wanting to pick	Steven Bowen	-	4/22/1997
120	I heard on a financial program that the banking problem is getting somewhat bet	Larry E Smith	-	4/22/1997
119	>Reminiscences of a Stock Operator Great Book, Recommed it to all. Tom,	Iceberg	-	4/22/1997
118	I make it a point to never make suggestions to what one should be doing with th	big guy	-	4/22/1997
117	I have six company stocks and I,m trying the Fidelity Japan small company fund.	Larry E Smith	-	4/22/1997
116	Thanks,appreciate the information. Leo	leo lewis	-	4/22/1997
115	Fred I couldn't agree more. Volume is the Lifeblood of a Stock.	Hawk River Trading	-	4/22/1997
114	Ice, Reminiscences of a Stock Operator Great Book, Recommed it to all. Using	Hawk River Trading	-	4/22/1997
113	I use Eschwab and set stop loss orders on most of the NASDAQ trades I do. On Sc	Steady_on	-	4/22/1997
112	Steven: Your theory has one small problem.... If the people wanting to pick th	Steady_on	-	4/22/1997
111	Joseph That is a very good point. As far as long-term investing, temporary ye	Doug R	-	4/22/1997
110	With the advent of SEC and NASD mandates to narrow the spreads, the loss of inc	Joseph Coleman	-	4/22/1997
109	William, Doug: The MVSI Warrants, MVSIW, most of the time trade at higher volu	Instock	-	4/22/1997
108	Doug-- You are correct about the thin nature of the warrants. The same can be s	Bucky Katt	-	4/22/1997

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