Quote from: KalOlak on July 23, 2023, 08:20:16 AM

Quote from: franky1 on July 23, 2023, 08:15:59 AM

again if no one is selling . ill repeat.. IF NO ONE IS SELLING.. there is no market nor price

then when the pump and dump group get permission to finally sell.. then you will just see the market crash. with everyone trying to cash out at once.

learn the economics. learn how things actually work and other ways to help the market prosper.. because your outdated and flawed vision of a massive pump and dump group is not the method, i explained a better method in last post

The statement "if no one is selling, there is no market nor price" is not entirely accurate. While it is true that for any trade to occur, there needs to be a buyer and a seller, the absence of sellers alone does not necessarily mean there is no market or price for a particular asset.

In a hypothetical scenario where no one is currently selling a specific asset, but there are willing buyers, the market still exists, and the price would be determined by the last transaction that took place.

For example, you want to use your house for refinancing. How will the bank determine its price? After all, you haven't sold it.

What necessitates a market is the act of buying and selling for the two works hand-in-hand and in a scenario where there's no seller then the process of buying is frustrated and that's no good market at all as it either mean that there's a problem somewhere. That's why the statement " if there's no seller there's no buyer is a fact and not a hypothesis.

Using this analogy: Just like a tree, the seller is like the root of the tree and the buyer the leaves. Where there's no tree roots there would be no leaves of a tree.