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Either way the stock price is influenced. In the first case, supply of the share is increased by the fact that A sells B's share, and in the second case, demand
by woopwoop 6y ago
Either way the stock price is influenced. In the first case, supply of the share is increased by the fact that A sells B's share, and in the second case, demand is decreased by the fact that instead of buying a share B buys a contract to have A deliver a share at a later time. Why is this a problem?