Forum Archive Index - September 2000

[oli@vodafone.net.nz]

Sorry I didn't reply to comments earlier - have been trying to get a paper 
written.

BG - you took that quote you used out of context and changed the meaning.  It
was directed at explaining why, when sellers dictate the price, sellers rule.
 You said when sellers rule the day, the price goes down.  I disagree.  
Now when there are more sellers than buyers, buyers rule, and the price goes
down.  You're just getting those two the wrong way around. Originally you said
that if there were more sellers, then sellers rule, and the price goes down.

Should be: when there are more sellers, buyers rule, and the price goes down.
 I think that explains our difference.  Mere semantics. 
Now if I was to say "it's a sellers' market", I would be saying that there are
more sellers than buyers, and the price was falling because the buyers dictated
the terms.  In a "sellers' market", buyers rule the day.

Sam - thanks for your comments.  You said "shame about [zedex's] product"  What
is it exactly?

Rebecca - no I don't sleep.

Rgds, 
oli

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