A normal individual will probably never run into the problem of buying so much stock that they take up the majority of the trading volume in a given day. But if you were a large institution buying tons of stock, that assumes that there is probably another large institution that is putting up an equal or greater amount of stock for sale. So how does that work? Do institutions have some kind of automated system where all their stock is put up for sale on the market each day, with various pricing controls, or do they have some guy who sits by a terminal and when the price is going up he puts more shares up for sale?
Submitted October 25, 2018 at 02:34AM by mastermascovich https://ift.tt/2AtEptr
