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Re: retiredtech post# 20939

Sunday, 11/13/2011 11:14:46 AM

Sunday, November 13, 2011 11:14:46 AM

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Sure, when the L2 shows (bid).0017 x (ask).0018 with a current of .0018 and I have 1 million shares and I decide to sell, I always will put them for sale at .0018 or higher, Now if I sold them at .0017 this will be called bid whacking or "bid whack" So I like to always sell my shares at the asking price or higher like .0019,.002,.0021 this way I don't hurt any momentum or drag the price down! I hope this helps!
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