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Re: Immie post# 86601

Monday, 11/30/2009 10:49:59 AM

Monday, November 30, 2009 10:49:59 AM

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In my observation BID stacking is a reflection to indicate how quickly the next ASK set of MMs will go.

If the "trend" is UP, then it will be that much more harder to get a fill at the BID. It does happen, but you got to remember that if you have a HUGE position on the BID and want that completely filled, then someone is going to have to sell you that amount (in most cases).

If you wish to see a run start or continue, then it is better to buy at the ASK.

Then again, this is all just my own personal opinion.



Any profit is good! I encourage you to ALWAYS do your own chart DD before making any consideration to buy or sell. My calls are just that, my call.

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