>Markets don't pay you what something is worth, they pay what the cheapest participant is willing to sell it for. I believe 'what something is worth' is define

>Markets don't pay you what something is worth, they pay what the cheapest participant is willing to sell it for. I believe 'what something is worth' is defined as what the market is willing to pay. And sometimes the customer will pay for something that isn't the cheapest of something, which is why I'm writing this on a mac.