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> At the very least most of the liquidity is gone and spreads get VERY big Isn’t this just a way of saying “nobody wants to pay what I want to pay me?”. Unless
by Scoundreller 4y ago
> At the very least most of the liquidity is gone and spreads get VERY big
Isn’t this just a way of saying “nobody wants to pay what I want to pay me?”. Unless it’s actually worthless, there’s a buyer, you just may not like the price.
The liquidity on my used socks is gone and spreads are very BIG. Why yes, I won’t sell for less than what I paid for them new, but it’s the market that’s failed, not my insane pricing demands.
- funnymony 4y agoHouse of cards is bad, but in the mean time consider such hypothetical situations - gov orders you, that you MUST sell a suburban house: - within next 15 minutes - within a year Each time frame will definitely result in different price. All of them will be what market was willing to pay, but prices are somehow still different. Forced sell does have an impact.