(Total Views: 510)
Posted On: 07/27/2020 1:04:48 PM
Post# of 86194
I will answer this question again.
The bidders set the price. In order for a certain price to print, doesn't matter what exchange it's on, if it uplisted, or whatever the situation....there needs to be a bidder for the price to print.
If somebody bids $4, it will print $4 if someone sells it there, or if there is already an offer there.
If the highest bid is .75, it cannot print higher than .75.
Understand?
The bidders set the price. In order for a certain price to print, doesn't matter what exchange it's on, if it uplisted, or whatever the situation....there needs to be a bidder for the price to print.
If somebody bids $4, it will print $4 if someone sells it there, or if there is already an offer there.
If the highest bid is .75, it cannot print higher than .75.
Understand?
(0)
(0)Scroll down for more posts ▼
