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From: | "Tony Haddon" <haddon@ihug.co.nz> |
Date: | Sun, 2 Jul 2000 19:46:29 +1200 |
Hi Rini
Your example tells u there's plenty of liqudity,
limited spread ( spread = difference between bid/offer) which means incremental
movement rather than leaps & bounds; it tells you there is good price
support at 85 cents ( Large # of buyers/shares at that price), no obvious
resistance level (evidenced by lack of bunch of # sellers/shares at a
particular price) and that there are more buyers than sellers. Some sites, like
Sanfords let u see the complete list of buyers/sellers,rather than limited to 10
lines. ie MIM at close there were 973 buyers for 11,294,644 shares, & 423
sellers with 5,388,943 shares.
Market depth is part of the picture..all else
indicating buy, I'd buy fairly promptly, maybe pay the 90 cents. If selling, I'd
be tempted to hang on awhile, the price is likely to up rather than
down..
If someone could explain how (email me) I'd
paste Sanfords depth as a comparison..I'm not a nerdish type, I have all
sorts of bother trying to copy & paste htmls.
Regards
Tony Haddon
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