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The spread reflects solely the dealer's willingness/unwillingness to trade. I want - the spread is almost 0, I don't want - it flies to infinity. I only want to buy - the asymmetry is up from the midmarket, I want to sell - on the contrary. Spread is only a dealer's instrument and it is set by the dealer only.
100 people sell for 500-1000, the other 100 buy for 10-20. That's it. What is the spread?
100 people sell for 500-1000, the other 100 buy for 10-20. That's it. What is the spread?
He doesn't get involved in anything, he just does his job. He analyses the bids and offers clients the deals that fit his vision.
Spread is the difference between ask and bid prices.
Flag in the hand, drum on the neck. I have a daughter who trades directly on the exchange, without a dealer. You're probably going the same way.
He doesn't get involved in anything, he just does his job. He analyses the bids and offers clients the deals that fit his vision.
Although, the spread there is also set by the exchange. Then trade on the bazaar as you agree.
He is a mediator, but a free man. If he wants to, he offers his services (if you are in the spread), if he doesn't want to, he doesn't.
Although, the spread there is also set by the exchange. Then trade on the bazaar as you agree.
Shit.... The market is determined by the traders. POINT. BROKER IS A FUCKING MIDDLEMAN. POINT. HE IS NOT ALLOWED TO TOUCH PRICES.
The broker wants to make money too, that's all there is no mystery about it