HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
you might still get a response, patience. but it could be chuckage and/or commission (explained inside
from the glossary at the bottom of each page:
The Exchange is in constant motion, and sometimes prices move up or down in the time between the submitted trade and the point it is executed. Sometimes this it to your benefit, other times, not - but it is usually only a few cents in any case. Veteran traders often refer to this as "slippage" or "chuckage."
There is no such thing as a free lunch in Hollywood and the same goes for the Hollywood Stock Exchange. Commission is the amount charged to execute a trade. All trades made on the Movie Market are subject to a one-percent commission, with a minimum of 2 cents per share, automatically deducted from your portfolio.
Have two irregularities. Stocks are showing different amounts for buying and selling than transactions show Sep 21, 05:55
you might still get a response, patience. but it could be chuckage and/or commission (explained inside Sep 21, 06:51
I tested this out when I first started [inside] Sep 21, 20:31
I've been saying the same thing for years. {nm} Sep 21, 20:44
I just tried it again with some higher priced stocks Sep 27, 18:42
