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Tribeca Strategic Acquisition Corp. Class A
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16 hr ago • u/Bostradomous • r/technicalanalysis • qqq_warning_notice_time_to_pay_attention_cot • C

Youre right but you're missing one crucial factor. In my hypothetical as well as real life, the LAST is the last traded price. Its not the BID or ASK or MKT price. Your understanding of how MMs profit is correct, youre just not considering that in my example, the last is $300, that doesn't mean the bid is $300, or the ask.
Go look at a bid/ask spread, then look at the last and look at the MKT price. They're all different, and that's where the nuance comes in. If you place a buy order with the bid, youre likely to sit for a bit before the order fills. If you place an order at the ask, you'll likely be filled immediately.
Does that make sense?
And as far as the hedge fund thing you're right about that, I was just using the example to contrast different classifications of market participant

16 hr ago • u/Bostradomous • r/technicalanalysis • qqq_warning_notice_time_to_pay_attention_cot • C

Youre right but you're missing one crucial factor. In my hypothetical as well as real life, the LAST is the last traded price. Its not the BID or ASK or MKT price. Your understanding of how MMs profit is correct, youre just not considering that in my example, the last is $300, that doesn't mean the bid is $300, or the ask.
Go look at a bid/ask spread, then look at the last and look at the MKT price. They're all different, and that's where the nuance comes in. If you place a buy order with the bid, youre likely to sit for a bit before the order fills. If you place an order at the ask, you'll likely be filled immediately.
Does that make sense?
And as far as the hedge fund thing you're right about that, I was just using the example to contrast different classifications of market participant

2 days ago • u/Few-Tomatillo6607 • r/smallstreetbets • donnys_book_writing • C

Mismanagement of funds?
Free jet that cost US taxpayers almost $1 BILLION
Reflecting pool in NO BID contract Millions over budget and still not repaired or reflecting
FUCKING Ballroom - Taxpayers on hook for Hundreds of Millions, who knows?
Military Parade
250 year disaster
Iran WAR - $100 BILLION maybe more + BURDEN on Americans through higher fuel costs.
2 AF1 to Ireland
That's just some of the taxpayer funded fuck ups. His personal bankruptcies are quite another Mismanagement.

sentiment -0.91

2 days ago • u/Express-Internet-904 • r/Daytrading • dejays_momentum_mastery • C

Yeh i was in his communtiy.. just ask him to show his entry price he will bann u, cause u will see fractional fills, what isnt possible on live trading on his Broker. He also gets filled on the BID and can sell on the ASK thats also sign of sim tradeing. He ist just a little non profitable scammer.....

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