Was my question too complicated for you?
At the time you posted, the stock was quoted .0020 / .0025.
.0025/.002 = 25% differential
.002/.0025 = 20% differential
That is a very big spread, Bmaz. It puts the loading and unloading zones quite some distance apart. If a spread like that persists, it would make trading in and out of the stock very difficult, Bmaz. Given this fact, Bmaz, do you still advise people that this looks like a good loading zone? Or do you mean only if the spread narrows?
Is my question clear enough?