I have to disagree because the companies listed are the banks that control the money. Not trying to start and arguement, just disagreeing. Peace.
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Tammy
Thanks Strongtower. A very good explanation. A few more weeks and we will see what happens. Also ST good to see you posting again.
mewannapeg
So if a stock is worth $ .0008 per share before an RV and an RV goes off at 1:1. On that day the stock will go to $1.00? What will this do to the individual companies or is it a wash?
I have a question also.
If the RV happens after ISX opens and thousands of people sell all their
stocks to make money, isn't there most likely someone else just waiting
in line to buy those stocks when they come up for sale?
I know nothing of the Stock Market but isn't that how it works?
I cash in my stocks and they become available to the next person that
is hopeing they go even higher, correct? Why would this mess up the banks?
Thanks, lewscrew
Thanks danny51, now I get it.
That's why I asked if they have designated traders or whatever they're called. In the US, Canada and others, they do. They came up with this after the huge crash in the 30s where people lost everything and were jumping out of windows. Each stock has a particular trader assigned who has to buy the stocks when people want to sell. Otherwise, you get free fall when the market goes bad because everybody is trying to get out so nobody is buying. People can't sell their stocks and they become worthless and the people are ruined. The designated trader setup prevents that from happening. But, do the Iraqis have that safeguard? Can somebody ask Warka?