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This Year's Model
Limit orders just sitting there, going unexecuted. It's the same old story. It happened during the heyday of the Nasdaq dealer market. It happened on the floor of the fabled NYSE, during the auction process. And it's still happening in today's sophisticated, hyper-speed market. The time, place and methods of trading may change, but the results are the same.
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