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This GME thing is very entertaining. I actually just reassessed if I wanted to buy back in in case something like this happens a few days ago, but I just don't have excess capital that I wanted to do that with. But it's not a bad idea. Red Sox's idea is good I think.

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i haven't watched anything in a while! I don't think I even wrote up my own movie rec. Man there's just something about watching a 2+hour movie that does not jive with my idea of destressing. I've been working a lot of overtime lately so when I get free time, watching a movie just seems never able to compete with playing a video game, reading a book, reading manga, watching an episode of a TV show, watching youtube, watching twitch... theoretically it should just be easy to open the movie and watch part of it but that never seems to fit into my decision making, it's always at the bottom of the list

BUT that's why i signed up for this topic because I've seen very few movies and want to see more. I'll probably start watching them all soon.

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I'm saying that those time when the market has taken a massive dump is when you need your emergency fund for actual emergencies - like paying for mortgage/rent/food, unexpected medical bills, car repair or whatever. You can't wait for the market to recover - you'd have to wait for that to liquidate your ordinary holdings to withdraw for support either.

Imagine getting margin called in March 2020 when you've lost your job? It's not just having to use your fund to cover an amount- it's having to use it when your IRL situation is bad.

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I really hate the idea of using your emergency fund to cover a margin call. The most likely time to need to do that is in a steep market decline - which is a time when you can't liquidate market holdings without locking in losses if you need cash to support yourself IRL if something bad is happening like you've lost your job (which can very naturally be correlated with a steep market decline).

Putting extra money you have on hand into the stock market during a decline isn't a bad idea because it's a good time to get some discounts, but being *required* to do it for a margin call at a time when might need that cash for something else is dangerous. The cash flow is going the wrong way!

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Yep, Margin just never ever makes sense to me. I think taking debt normally to invest in stocks is a very bad idea, but using margin for it is just inconceivably bad. It has the downside of debt of owing somebody and paying interest, and being in bad shape if things go down, and adding the fact that if it goes down it'll just immediately be sold with the difference taken from your other assets.... the decision making of whether to hold for a recovery is completely taken away from you.

I wonder if there's a good reason people use it other than "well it's right there and provided by the broker so I'll just go ahead and use it". I guess basing it off of existing collateral could prevent people from taking debt they can never ever actually pay back with their regular income.

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StartTheMachine posted...

Also feeling pretty good that FPVD finally bottomed out. Who really knows with this one, but I've been watching level 2 on it a lot today and tons of whales have been buying. Lots of million+ share orders (which I can only hope are whales and not FOMO small accounts).

I bought AGAIN back under .02 though baby after making money earlier. I'm liking day trading this one. I'll look out for an end of day dump on it, but holding if that doesn't happen.

Man it's down a lot right now but the 3month chart shows us we are on the other side of a bell curve. are you really confident this BIGT thing is going somewhere and that this isn't just the end of a pump and dump?

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AMC recovering feels so good. Makes me very optimistic that in the long term my $14 entry was not a problem. It's my biggest blunder so far, but I think it'll eventually get back there, and it'll certainly get back to $11-12 which will make covered calls put me back to neutral pretty easily I think if I choose to do that.

(by eventually I mean in the very long term of normalcy coming back to movie theatres, not necessarily in the next few months... but you never know in these volatile market times)

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AMC is recovering slightly though which is a shining beacon.. maybe some day i'll get back to $14....

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i just happened to put all my floating capital into stuff in the last 1-2 weeks so that's a bit sad

all i have left is my earmarked AVCTW proceeds. Dare i put it to use in a dip?

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Speaking of 3d printing, my buddy that heard about GME suddenly wanted in on the stock market came to me and I gave him a lot of info on how it all works and what my process is, and got him set up with a broker. Then he came to me with a reddit post he had found that was pumping Desktop Metal (DM). He said it's the next big thing and asked if he should invest. I told him it set off all my red flags for a pump and dump and gave him like 5-6 questions I would be asking to make sure this is a real company and that it's not a scheme to trick me into buying it before I could consider buying. He got pretty glum and left after that.... I'm pretty sure he was expecting me to instantly do his research on the company for him right then and there... I guess telling him exactly what to look for to not get taken advantage of his first time out wasn't enough

I should look into that company... and find out if he jumped in.

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StartTheMachine posted...

Basically I just want to own all 3D printing stonks in the near future I think

PRNT baby, the secret ARK etf

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I completely agree with Nanis - that was just an excuse to continue to encourage everyone to keep buying without looking like you are trying to screw over the retail people buying, and without having do what red sox just astutely pointed out... nobody is telling you when to sell. WSB absolutely wanted nobody to ever sell, but that was a critical part of coming out of GME without a loss.

As for what the Interactive Broker says, that lines up with some data Destiny shows that in the later days of the price increases, buying was actually coming from institutions and not retail investors. Retail investors were net selling. So it really did require the insitutions to keep buying to cause the squeeze. But I wonder why they stopped.... would they have stopped regardless of the retail investors getting their buys halted or not, or was that the signal to them that this was probably over and to reverse course?

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In some educational info, Destiny has released his GME Manifesto
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHM4gFiem7s

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nFKt9Vd7bYsVSCIDwbXxrtUFTuJEFJbiOpEAgc2uw5k/edit

The tldr why I think it's worth posting is that 15 minutes in, the 23 minute or so Stock 101 section and then the next 23 minute section of Market Manipulation are VERY educational information on how stocks mechanically work. i think anybody who actually wants to keep trading long term should watch this - knowing how trades are settled in the background by various clearing houses and agencies is background knowledge we should all have.

For more general commentary about the manifesto as a whole:

He's been railing VERY heavily against the whole narrative around GME, where it was about the little guy against big evil hedgefunds, and that working class people were all making obscene amounts of wealth while the bad guys go bankrupt, and that both common users and social media influencers were super irresponsible about fanning these narratives. A lot of the talking points that came out WSB like updates about short interest and how Robinhood suspended trading in collusion with the hedgefunds were not true.

During the mania, he was very strongly pushing back against the idea that retail investors are all making money, and that many clueless people jumping in on the hype were going to end up losing big time. He also believes a short squeeze was never possible.

I think he's mostly right about everything. A lot of retail investors who jumped in never got out and their investments. maybe even most And most people just repeated the talking points that came up on WSB. To be honest, I was very uncomfortable even here on board 8 about it - there was so much mania by posters coming in here excited about buying GME at $200-300 and I don't think much was down to work against that narrative. I kinda feel bad for LOTM since he's one of the only people who pushed back and tried to convince people not to jump in and he got massively dragged for it. That was because he had no specific knowledge of the GME situation and was just arguing "hey dont bet on this mania you are probably just going to lose out since you won't know how to do this properly" which was really good advice tbh.

I disagree with Destiny about there being a short squeeze possible, I think it absolutely could have happened, but i also agree that every body yelling to buy GME and Hold and Diamond Hands and "we don't even care about losses, we just want to screw over the hedgefunds" stuff was super damaging and irresponsible. Encouraging people to actually do it is harmful to them, as they are likely to be the ones that lose when the price crashes. It can be tough to reconcile this view of events with my own participation in what happened, but I only ever saw GME as an opportunity for me to buy in and take advantage of an unusual event. I don't think encouraging others to buy at the higher prices was a good thing. The criticism Desitny aims at social media influencers who would actively encourage everything is valid IMO.


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It's a lot more than just you here or even meme subreddits that I see Trevena come up a lot. I've been writing it off completely because I saw it on meme subreddits all the time and just assumed that's all it is. I generally ignore everything I hear about those stocks. But it might actually be legit and worth looking into more.

I similarly wrote SPCE off for that....


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Dang, was thinking about putting into PLTR yesterday but figured it the dip would stick around longer

I put a small amount into TRVN but I might reevaluate putting some more in.... this is one that keeps coming up a lot over time

Does anybody have any good very short term ideas to put my AVCTW proceeds in while I wait for whatever is happening to end to go back in?

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John Krasinski's recent performances in A Quiet Place and Jack Ryan make him seem perfect for Reed Richards

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I have 2k shares and set 1000 to sell at $1 and 1000 to sell at $1.35, is this too greedy or not greedy enough (my broker can't sell afterhours past 530est so i have to wait until the premarket)

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Huh, if the "mistake purchases" have already happen, wouldn't we expect AVCTW to fall back to normal in the morning?

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everybody that ranked gotg2 top 6 is banned from the topic, they are clearly the minority here

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What stock holdings would be enough for you to do that, Cole?

I would need an INSANE amount of stock holdings to justify that, to the point that making my annual income no longer impacts the balance much even if i contributed all of it to the stocks every year

Just being able to generate my annual income from the stock holdings wouldn't be nearly good enough, because then the balance probably wouldn't grow over time since it has to support me, which is very bad for long term financial security, and catastrophic if something goes wrong to damage the value of your holdings.

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my bad, the other 10000 posts that were the same thing but serious fooled me

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Sunroof posted...

And DNN is going down. Time to sell DNN and bo back into FPVD!

i think a normal person would have this reaction with "DNN is going up, time to sell DNN and go back into FPVD"

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i bought 1k shares at 0.075 yesterday and then bought 10k shares at 0.04 and sold the 10k at 0.055.

Nothing makes me feel more alive than turning $400 into $500

i'll leave the other 1k shares for BigT


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uh oh

i did not rank The Avengers #1, as glowing as my review was

this entire project is a sham

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When they announced Civil War, I remember thinking it was too early, there aren't enough heroes and they are blowing the plotline too soon

But they used it at the *perfect* time for a bunch of reasons

1) There turned out to be a ton of heroes to use, more would have just been gratuitous, and people already make the (imo simplified and unfounded) take that this movie is just about taking your heroes and smashing them against eachother like action figures. The focus the main heroes got and the spotlights the minor heroes got were all good.

2) it *was* a good idea to create conflict and break them apart going into Infinity War. People say this movie was *just* to accomplish that, but I don't agree. It *also* accomplished that, and it benefits both movies

3) If they had waited longer for more heroes, we would start *losing* heroes from earlier in the MCU as characters die and as actors move on. Imagine trying to do this after Endgame. It would be a drastically different movie...

Overall, I should have had more faith in the MCU. They nailed it. Praise be to Feige.

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alright im changing course. i'm bullish on gotg2 now

gotg2 #1

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red sox 777 posted...

I guess it could be possible with extreme leverage? But not sure what it gains them.

Suppose I have $100 to short GME. I could use it to open a short position in GME of $100. I see there is some ETF that holds 100 stocks, including GME. To gain the same short exposure to GME by shorting that ETF, I would need to short $10,000 worth of it. So I borrow $19,800 so that I now have a total of $19,900. I spend $10,000 shorting the ETF and I spend the other $9,900 buying $100 each in the other 99 stocks in the ETF. I now have a net position equivalent to the original $100 short position in GME, by using 199x leverage.

Now let's say GME goes to the moon and reaches $1,000 (20x). The other 99 stocks stay where they are. That ETF will rise about 20% from this. So a 20% loss on $10,000 is.....$2,000, or 20 times my equity. So I still go bankrupt. I still get margin called long before this. Not sure what I've gained here, other than maybe disguising the short position.

So yeah, this feels like grasping at straws.

Yep. And even if they short sold at the peak of $98 when everything went down, the gain when it stabilized back to $80 is pretty low, and I can't imagine GME is gonna drive the ETF any lower.

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https://i.redd.it/wbsjhhvzith61.png

i like this chart - i don't think this is intuitively obvious to many how hard it is to dig back out of a hole after you lose money. A 50% gain is not even close to equivalent to a 50% loss

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To be fair to GOTG2 - it has a lot of really high highs. It just has a lot of negatives that drag it down compared to other "great" MCU films. I'm imagining all the people that ranked it high only care about the great stuff in it, and don't remember or didn't even really notice the flaws, and the people who ranked it low just can't get past the problems.

This is a video I enjoyed that really does a great job explaining the parts of the movie I thought were phenomenal, while not seeming too turbed by the problems I see in it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VulkN5OLEM

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There's no way GOTG2 is top 4, the number of predictions of it dropping low means there's a lot of low rankings for it to average it down. it must be 7th. IT MUST.

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don't worry about me coming for that outlier crown, I'm cruising for a big drop soon....

9 Black Panther
10 Spider-Man: Far From Home
11 Iron Man
12 Captain America: The First Avenger
13 Iron Man 3
14 Thor
15 Avengers: Age of Ultron
16 Doctor Strange
17
18 Ant-Man and the Wasp
19 Ant-Man
20 Captain Marvel
21 The Incredible Hulk
22 Iron Man 2
23 Thor: The Dark World

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also i'm gonna keep an ear out for this potential crypto crash... i'm gonna put 2-5k in sometime soon so i guess i'll hold out for this dip that might never come.

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reddit's talking about how ETF's that hold gamestop are massively shorted right now, like the hedgefunds covered GME but replaced it with ETF's holding GME in some kind of neutral move

But the prices for the ETF's don't really seem like they'd be effective at that at all to me

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They are all varying lengths, some are longer than other so far for sure

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third try on the justice league, we'll totally get it right this time

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Bartzyx posted...

I don't toss or turn at all when I sleep, so for me, making the bed is as simple as pulling the sheet and comforter up over where I was sleeping and straightening it out a little

oh, that's pretty convenient. within 1 to 3 days of perfectly making my bed, it is as if a tornado came through my room.

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redrocket posted...

Making your bed is the dumbest shit ever.

Getting up at a consistent time every morning? Cool.

Reading a book every day? Cool.

Working out every day? Cool.

Making your bed??? Fuck outta here with that shit.

i've held this belief my entire life, pfft making beds who has time for that

but making your bed actually does wonders to improve your comfort sleeping. leaving blankets in a tangled mess from tossing and turning actually sucks. so leaving them that way out of childish refusal to do a simple task or just laziness is pretty immature

but i still don't do it

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I really push back on this take. I don't think it compromises Spider-Man's character or makes him take a backseat in his own movie.

Tony Stark is phenomenal in the MCU, and there was a great opportunity to leverage that in growing Peter in this world. Stark had a lot of good lessons to pass on to him, and elevates Spider-Man's journey. "if you're nothing without the suit, then you don't deserve to have it." is a great lesson for peter beyond the great responsibility line. Yeah, it's not just about how strong Peter is, or how smart he is, or how many gadgets he has. Why is *he* worthy of this kind of power, and responsibility?

They carried it through and made a great movie, and a great character. Opportunities like this don't come along often. I don't think this was "shoehorning Tony Stark into everything", it's taking advantage of a great opportunity that would not ordinarily be available.

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He's a lot of fun in basically every scene. The way he talks with the kids *oozes* the 90ies attitude this episodes meant to show, and his meta commentary with Wanda was great. It'll be interesting to see if that's just because for whatever reason he just inherently is aware what's going on or if he actually is an agent of someone else pulling strings. Either way, he majorly crossed the line with the dead husband comment.

Overall he's just doing a great job here, more so than he ever had a chance to display in the movies... his speedster scenes was awesome but I don't think he ever really got to have normal scenes.

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My thoughts as I just watch through this

I think the sitcom tones are nailed sooooo perfectly. The sets, the mannerisms, the attitudes. The openings and commercials and stuff are phenomenal. The attention to detail deserves so much praise, this doesn't feel low effort at all. As Deadpool might say, this is Maximoff Effort.

There's a bit of a problem I have with it though.... I feel like the very early scene where Wanda and Vision are chatting before Vis goes off to his first day at work is ABSOLUTELY pitch perfect. All of the jokes they make are absolutely in the sticom era style, but completely work in the modern context of Wanda and Vision's superhuman / non human natures, AND is actually funny. That's the tightrope they have to walk here - pay homage to the original style, work in tandem with what's currently happening and not just force everything to fit the norms of when the old sitcoms were actually made, and actually be funny. "I say well I don't eat food." "Well that explains the empty refrigerator" and the mannerisms Vision makes when he takes his disguise to go off to work and then blows a kiss to Wanda captures this perfectly. Vision's desk mate at work does this very well too. He talks around Vision's questions and feels like a guy from that era and is an entertaining guy on top of it. (And later on in ep 5 he has a very well acted harrowing moment) Nailing this note consistently is what would make this show a greatest of all time masterpiece.

I'm not so sure it consistently does this though. At times I think it's just doing sitcom tropes to show it can do them. I thought most of the boss and his wife visiting in ep1 and the magic show in ep 2 were kinda like this. I didn't think they were that funny and including other elements of the show as much as they could be.

That said, I'm overall loving this. It's very clear Wanda is acting very villainous, and how much blame she gets for this I guess comes down to how aware of what she's doing she is. Early on it seems not so aware, but it as the show goes on it seems she's very aware, and her confrontation with the SWORD people seems pretty undeniable.

But I love how Vision's nature as a hero shines through at every opportunity as he's trying to piece together what's going on. He's great, and the resulting tension between Vision and Wanda perfectly slides back in and out of the sitcom tone.

I really like the trio of Agent Woo, Darcy, and Monica Rambeau. I think there's a lot of potential there. The leader guy was alright to begin with but they are just pushing him way too much as the "boneheaded military guy who aggravates and escalates every situation just because he's the boneheaded military guy".

...Is Pietro played by the Fox X-Men Quicksilver's actor????

I think people ITT might be reading a bit too much into townspeoples behaviours. It seems they have varying levels of conscious and subsconsious awareness of Wanda controlling the town, so they sometimes subconsciously slip something that implies whats going on (like the mailman or whatever saying Wanda will find the dog or whatever when the kids are looking for it) or directly when people like Agnes or Herb ask her directly if she needs them to do something related to the meta.

Though there are some convincing coincidences with Agnes, I still lean away from her being any sort of cause though.

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10Spider-Man: Far From Home
11Iron Man
12Captain America: The First Avenger
13Iron Man 3
14Thor
15Avengers: Age of Ultron
16Doctor Strange
17
18Ant-Man and the Wasp
19Ant-Man
20Captain Marvel
21The Incredible Hulk
22Iron Man 2
23Thor: The Dark World

Things have been pretty reasonable so far imo

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Machete (2010)

This is something I've wanted to see for.... well, I guess 10 year

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ed and i have been giving the same scores to movies lately and i dont like it

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i am here to defend the kid

the kid is great

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Going back to Cap a little, I think Chris Evans performance as Steve Rogers / Captain America is phenomenal and just as much of a pillar of the MCU as RDJ's Tony Stark. I feel like we always know exactly what Cap is thinking and what he's going to do, but not because he's "just a goodie two shoes boy scout", but because of the performance and incredibly consistent writing and development we've seen from him in every appearance.

Cap 1 deserves a lot of credit for stewing on that character for the first half of the movie. Cap has emotional development throughout the MCU based on how he sees the world and how he sees himself, but the foundations of everything he is was set up in that movie and built upon from there. For being so early in the MCU, it's impressive they were able to nail that down so easily to set the tone going forward, when so many other movies fumble that kind of thing. Most studios would have ended up with a cheesy idealized version of what Cap is, similar to the million parody characters we see all over media, and I don't think that's what the MCU gave us.

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Questrade, I think the default is $9.95 per trade +$1 per contract, plus another $25 fee if it ends up being exercised

I need to do some more research on other brokers but for the most part, I don't think this too unusual in Canada, and most brokers require a higher balance than I can front to even get started (like $25k or some shit)

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Also is BP on the london stock exchange? I think my broker only has access to Canadian and US stock exchanges... and OTC I guess.

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Is FSR actually profitable? I think my broker charges like $13 to sell an option and $25 if it is exercised which means the proceeds from a 100 share call would have to be minimum $40 to be at all profitable, and a lot higher to be worth it for the investment on the shares.

Or do you not have these options fees?

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i think doctor strange is OVERRATED so i'm gonna call that it drops next

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Here's something that might clue you in to what's going on here with Limit orders.

If you set a buy order at 70 cents, it will purchase all sell orders that are set at 70 cents or anything price below that (like 67 cents) up until it fills your share number. If there aren't enough shares available (or none at all), it will partially fill what it can and then sit there offering 70 cents to anybody who will sell at that price. This means *you* are the Bid price when people look at the stock. There might be somebody with a sell order of 75 cents as the current *Ask* and someone might see the current price and say "alright fine i'll get rid of it for 70 cents and place a market order or a sell limit order at 70 for you.

They might also see an average price of 73 cents and place a market sell order thinking it will be 73 cents... but it'll go to you for your 70 cent limit price. So that's another lesson to learn with market orders - you need to be acutely aware of what the bids and asks are.

It's the same thing on the flipside - if you decide to dump your shares at 75 cents it will find to anybody who has a limit order above that (like at 80 cents) down to 75 cents, and if it still has volume to fulfill it will set an offer of 75 cents to any buyers, making you the "Ask" price.

Limit orders are actually where the Bid and Ask prices come from.

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