As I have pointed out before, the size issue could in some cases be applied when it comes to dealer intervention. The SB is making an offer by giving their quote, they just cannot refuse to deal whenever it is convenient for them. You also have Internet e-commerce compliance for every country (I have to look it over), this together with the MiFID financial directives, makes a very strong case for the client.with regards to UK stocks...only in their size, which is generally small at their price, not the touch price. so it may be 125 -26 on the yellow strip but one mm is 125-30 and the other 121 -6 both only in 5000 so if you want to trade in 10000 neither has any obligation to deal in anything over 5000.
In Sets stocks there are no MM so no -one is obliged to deal in anything with you...
pro's and con's of everything.
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