although this is not a perfect analogy one of the
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Posted On: 10/10/2015 2:17:52 PM
although this is not a perfect analogy
one of the frustrating things about pennies is that many are playing for lunch money-my orders are often not fully filled, where the brokers might fill only a few dollars of an order-they dont care -they get their commission either way
and they often split orders among several parties-might fill one or several persons order,leaving one dollar left to fill- maybe for the next day?
fixing such a system is not a high priority for them-and like planned obsolescence it may be part of the plan to boost brokers margins by splitting orders among several parties to get commissions from several parties- even though most brokers hate pennies and would like to get rid of them they love the commissions
they know the powers that be are presently allowing them to engage in just about any kind of unprecedented never before seen fraud as part of a politically motivated push to eliminate penny stocks,let alone smaller tricks like this
one of the frustrating things about pennies is that many are playing for lunch money-my orders are often not fully filled, where the brokers might fill only a few dollars of an order-they dont care -they get their commission either way
and they often split orders among several parties-might fill one or several persons order,leaving one dollar left to fill- maybe for the next day?
fixing such a system is not a high priority for them-and like planned obsolescence it may be part of the plan to boost brokers margins by splitting orders among several parties to get commissions from several parties- even though most brokers hate pennies and would like to get rid of them they love the commissions
they know the powers that be are presently allowing them to engage in just about any kind of unprecedented never before seen fraud as part of a politically motivated push to eliminate penny stocks,let alone smaller tricks like this
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