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When you buy stocks at market price, and let’s say it’s at 10 cents, does this mean that you could possibly?
Michael C asked:
When you buy stocks at market price, and let’s say it’s at 10 cents, does this mean that you could possibly be buying it at more than that?
When you buy stocks at market price, and let’s say it’s at 10 cents, does this mean that you could possibly be buying it at more than that?
If someone is selling a stock that is 10 cents per share right now for 20 cents per share, would it be bought if you did not put a limit on the buy?
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