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A quote is four numbers, not one
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A quote is four numbers, not one
is the most recent agreed trade. It is a memory. is what a buyer will pay now. is what a seller will take now. is the average of and ask — a teaching sketch of “in between,” not a fair-value stamp.
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is the most recent agreed trade. It is a memory. is what a buyer will pay now. is what a seller will take now. is the average of and ask — a teaching sketch of “in between,” not a fair-value stamp.
If is $200, might be $199.92 and $200.08. None of those is what the company is “worth.” They are what people are doing. Last can sit inside the , or on the , or print on the ask. That is a location, not a grade.
This classroom shows when the public feed is up. We do not show a live or . We name those words so they transfer to a licensed desk. We cannot send an order. We are not a broker.
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