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Re: pantherj post# 77272

Tuesday, 02/13/2024 10:38:01 PM

Tuesday, February 13, 2024 10:38:01 PM

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I don't know about what broker you use but when I put a order in at the ask the system automatically buys at the lowest price available


Limit order

A limit order is an order to either buy stock at a designated maximum price per share or sell stock at a minimum price share. For buy limit orders, you're essentially setting a price ceiling—the highest price you'd be willing to pay for each share. For sell limit orders, you're setting a price floor—the lowest amount you'd be willing to accept for each share you sell. This means that your order may only be filled at your designated price or better. However, you're also directing your order to fill only if this condition occurs. Limit orders allow control over the price of an execution, but they do not guarantee that the order will be executed immediately or even at all.



Since the 100 share when off .08528 wouldn/t that mean THERE WAS NO STOCK AVAILABLE cheaper then that price? If that is all that was available for sale how do you call that a paint job?

But if you believe they are paint jobs well ok,, how come you don't mention these "100 paint jobs' (in red) that (by you standards) were used to try and drive the stock price lower.

08528 100 shares at 1559:54
.08 12,000shares at 1559:50 four seconds earlier
.0791 100 shares at 1559:46 four seconds earlier
.07925 10000 shares at 15:59:36
.08 15,000 shares at 1559:36 ten seconds earlier
.077 100 shares at 1553:13 6 minutes earlier
.07805 1850 shares at 15:52:37