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heyen 124 posts msg #43193 - Ignore heyen	4/25/2006 12:55:08 PM If one was to trade a spread. Lets say a small cap. One would place a giant buy at 1.15 and when one accumulated a nice bunch places a sell at 1.18. One would keep these orders and start moving up a cent at a time. As long as one holds a large enough order one would be forcing stock price to move with one... right? The thinner the sellers get, the faster price increases ... and when sellers come in after a nice gain one would dump on attracted buyers to get out. Where's the risk?
rtucker 318 posts msg #43197 - Ignore rtucker modified	4/26/2006 1:36:54 AM d