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Re: warburg post# 7999

Monday, 04/25/2011 10:07:39 PM

Monday, April 25, 2011 10:07:39 PM

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AWSL & the Truth & what a bunch of hogwash...

"Great time to buy cheap shares tomorrow morning. "
(more of your double talk and sales pitch eh...what a bunch of hogwash.. )

AWSL & Market Makers -- Some Observations Regarding a Typical MM

for example; Nite has more long than short positions (in dollar value).

They make 1.6 cents for every 100 dollars traded through their system.

Look at the dollar value traded on most of the stinky pinkies and ask yourself how much money they're making -- as just one of many market-makers.

Most of the popular stocks on iHub have volume of less than 50,000 dollars. That would make the market-maker profit 8 bucks per day. If they're four market-makers they're making two bucks each. That's 31 cents per trading hour per stock.

In other words the market-maker activity you see is almost completely automated customer-driven trades. A clerk probably has 100 stocks (or more) to watch over.


so your theory of "shorts" is hogwash...total hogwash and a feeble attempt at selling the unsellable

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