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I never heard any replies to this question . . . which means, no one knows
the answer, no one cares, or it was so obvious it was not worth answering,
anyone . . . care to try answer it??
don ewers
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Ewers" <dbewers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Real Traders" <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 6:33 PM
Subject: [RT] Buyers/Sellers/Money market
> This is most likely a way too silly question, but if for every seller of a
> stock there needs to be a buyer, how does money net sum "move into money
> market". Is it net new cash that is moving in? I understand how an
> individual or institutions for that matter move from equities into money
> market but doesn't that mean someone else bought what the equities the
other
> got rid of and increased their exposure? Someone has to own what someone
> else sold don't they (ignoring company buybacks)?
>
> Also if we are witnessing what people call "a buyers strike", that I
> understand somewhat. What buyers are there are at the bid or under and not
> at the ask but they are still buyers or no trade would occur? Is there
> anything that measures when the strike is over?
>
> Ira you probably have something profound to say about all this? What am I
> missing here in general??
>
> don ewers
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