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Basically no. If you want to sell for example 100 shares, you need to find a price that you have enough buyers to sell them, in this case they decided on $9. If
by joopxiv 11y ago
Basically no. If you want to sell for example 100 shares, you need to find a price that you have enough buyers to sell them, in this case they decided on $9. If afterwards there are 5 buyers that want to pay $14 for a share, then the price will go up to $14 based on these 5 shares that are traded. But this absolutely does not mean that you would have found enough buyers for all 100 shares if you initially priced them at $14.
- hobo_mark 11y agoGood point.