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Re: BigBuy57 post# 35471

Monday, 03/07/2016 3:15:10 PM

Monday, March 07, 2016 3:15:10 PM

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Isn't this how Investors get burnt BigBuy57?

You do know that the stock can trade anywhere in between the bid and ask, right?

You do understand how Investors can sometimes get burnt by a poor trading stock....right?

A (temporary) large spread is not that big of a deal
Is this what Gary F Kimmons said? Does he have shares he is trying to sell? If yes, is he placing a higher price on his sell orders...if he is trying to sell? Or could it be Lance?


http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/perfi/columnist/krantz/2011-03-24-bid-ask-stock-price-spread.htm

If you start to see the bid and ask prices drift widely apart, you should take note. A large bid-ask spread perhaps indicates light trading in a stock, which may indicate the pool of investors interested in trading the stock is dangerously small. Light trading volumes can result in you paying too much for a stock or not getting a very good price when you sell.



Could $3.50 Buyer get stuck holding those shares? Will Escue Energy go the route of Gary's FlashZero?