D dmo Nov 10, 2009 #11 Quote from ramaTrade: Once 0.65 bid is hit, the new bid/ask becomes 0.65 x 0.7 More... How do you figure that? If the market is .60 bid at .70, and someone puts in a bid of .65 for 1 contract, and that bid is hit, the market goes back to .60 bid at .70 (provided no new bids or offers come in). Once the .65 bid is hit, it is gone.
Quote from ramaTrade: Once 0.65 bid is hit, the new bid/ask becomes 0.65 x 0.7 More... How do you figure that? If the market is .60 bid at .70, and someone puts in a bid of .65 for 1 contract, and that bid is hit, the market goes back to .60 bid at .70 (provided no new bids or offers come in). Once the .65 bid is hit, it is gone.
