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Tuesday, 09/24/2019 2:53:38 PM

Tuesday, September 24, 2019 2:53:38 PM

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Can bid and ask be the same with no volume?

How can the bid and ask be the same price with no transactions taking place?

Bid $25.75 Ask 25.75.

Was this somehow hinted in yesterday's Uranium Future's zero Open Interest Number? Maybe.

Perhaps it is a volume thing. Perhaps the volume on the bid side is higher than the volume on the ask side and it is a form of 'all or none' situation. I really don't know but I get the impression that there is less and less uranium available on the spot market and none to speak of on the Futures market.

Oh man, are our computers about to lose power? Will the lights start going out? Nah! That can't happen - can it?

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