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But is sure kills the guy that's sitting in the quiet of the evening going through their bond holding. And I'm pretty sure it was around
56 or 57 cents for me to flip an expensive starbond over a 100 dollars. I found I was hlding ot the wrong way and it was worth enough for me to flip it long. And since it's in the quiet of the morning I can see what my trades are doing. I don't mind paying a bit more but not 50 times more then a person buying the same stock later in the day.
To keep it simple, lets say ppost cost a $100. The fist person buying him pays 50 cents with commission that 2.5% cost to buying that starbond, the last person to purchase that starbond paid a penny 2.01% cost to buy. That's hardly fair to the first person to that bought. penalize the trader that takes the time to work out that it is advantagous to make a trade. The person that trades after the fisrt person pays an extra penny from commission whoppie. But I bet he saves more then that because the stock doesn't move the whole 50 cents the first trader paid.
56 cents is a *LOT* for one bond to move based on one trade. {nm} Jan 06, 05:27
A StarBond can not move 56 cents on one trade. {nm} Jan 06, 10:43
Can't reveal too much of the secret sauce but there are Jan 06, 10:30
But is sure kills the guy that's sitting in the quiet of the evening going through their bond holding. And I'm pretty sure it was around Jan 06, 23:47
Flipping a security requires two trades, not one. {nm} Jan 07, 10:52