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adolnikov
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Yes, but the price goes down because people think your idea is stupid and they are not willing to pay as much for the stock. Prices aren’t just set—they are set BY something. When you ask the price of a company, you’re really asking what it was last traded at. For a price to change, there has to be trading. If a stock moves at 0 volume, the price remains stagnant.
Since Fry, Leela, and the others were the only people who held stock, and they weren’t trading it, there was no way for the price to change.
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Idan_Aharoni
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We've already discussed that question (too lazy to bring a link to the older thread), but the conclusion was that we have no idea how commerence in the 3000's work, it has probably changed a bit.
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Perwain
Crustacean
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What cujoe said.
As fry talked, other investors put up a bid to buy the stocks and were willing to bid higher on the good things fry talked about and bid lower on the bad things fry talked about.
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