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When a retail customer places a market order to buy stock from a dealer, at which price will the customer generally buy?
a.At the bid price
b.At the ask (offer) price
c.At the midpoint of the spread
d.At the previous day's closing price
Giải thích
A customer buys at the dealer's ask (offer) and sells at the dealer's bid. The dealer, conversely, buys at the bid and sells at the ask, earning the spread as compensation for providing liquidity.
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