Astor wrote: > In capital markets, the supply > often can be manufactured instantly, in any quantity at will and the demand > can > be deferred without any adverse consequence: e.g. there is no physical > limitation on the number of ES contracts that can be written by the sellers > and > the buyers can easily forego the purchase if they believe the price is too > high, > no matter what the book imbalance is. > Not really. By definition, an ES contract can only exist if there is both a buyer and a seller.
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