I appreciate that in theory and in the vast majority of cases in practice,
you are both right. But I am I suppose defending people who say 'there were
more buyers than sellers'. What is a price? a bid price may have no one
willing to buy (traders adjust bids up or down with no reference to the
Armchairs
I am not a regular contributor but might perhaps comment here. The point
about prices changing and markets clearing seems well made. When the
price of stock is too high, while many people are prepared to sell
because they will make more money, few people want to buy because the
stock
On Monday, September 24, 2001 2:27 AM Krist van Besien [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My theory on this has always been that the incidence of alcohol
overdosage
goes up as drinking age increases (though I've never seen anything to
support this, it seems logically sound).
In Belgium, where I grew
