Actually, the return on a $30 bottle of vodka is approx. 0.66% (i.e. your deposit).Originally Posted by gibor
I;m buying vodka in LCBO! Return 40% is guaranteed!
Actually, the return on a $30 bottle of vodka is approx. 0.66% (i.e. your deposit).I;m buying vodka in LCBO! Return 40% is guaranteed!
Not really... on the bottle is written 40% and this is what i get....0.66% it's just commission fee rebate
Wait, how are you getting 40% returns from the LCBO?
he's making an alcohol joke.
40% Alcohol returns.
Ah, that.
In that case, you are better off buying surgical alcohol...that is 100% returns
started small position in rci
They don't sell surgical alcohol in LCBO! ...and 40% is enough for me.... I thought it was clear that it was a jokeAh, that.
In that case, you are better off buying surgical alcohol...that is 100% returns
Where's the proof?They don't sell surgical alcohol in LCBO! ...and 40% is enough for me.... I thought it was clear that it was a joke
The only reliable way for us retail investors is to observe whether or not the large volume orders were executed at the bid price or the ask price. Assuming the order is large enough to make a difference and buy order from a retail investor, it will hit the asking price set by the market maker before the securities transaction took place, taking out any prices that were in between. In this case, the MM is on the ask side.
And the reverse is true on a transaction that goes the other way.
Reading through transactions this way is time consuming and only meaningful for large orders and medium to low volume stocks. You will never be able to decipher what is going on with stocks like BAC and C due to their high volume.
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