On Apr 11, 2011, at 1:06 PM, Shane Mage wrote:
> Price counts for many things--but whatever the price the identity of long and short intersts remains.
So what? If buyer and seller agree to a price today that's 3% higher than yesterday, the identity remains, but the price is up. And when thousands of new buyers come in, prices tend to rise.
But of course, it violates a certain Vol. 1 fundamentalism that finance can influence the real world.