To increase the number of bids on your project and have more bids than asks, you can promote your project on various platforms, reach out to potential bidders directly, offer competitive terms, and create a sense of urgency or exclusivity to attract more interest.
When there are more asks than bids in the market, it indicates a bearish market condition where sellers outnumber buyers, potentially leading to a decrease in prices.
There is information available on the web for bids, asks and spreads. The amount in which the asking price in an auction exceeds the bid is essentially the difference in price between the highest price that a buyer is willing to pay for an asset and the lowest price the seller is willing to sell it.
Not related to the stock market, it means that a seller has no more of an item. (I.e. "out of stock").See related link to BusinessDictionary.com
Not related to the stock market, it means that a seller has no more of an item. (I.e. "out of stock").See related link to BusinessDictionary.com
The cach is you have to pay to bid. But its okish because the more bids you place the less mony they costfor EG: 5 bids would cost £1.30 each but 500 bids would cost 75p each.
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Yes, it does and he will show it if he asks you out.
An air through stock is usually where the guns stock is your gas tank, making the military sim look more authentic
No. It means she thinks you are nice and maybe even smart! But if you are a boy, it MIGHT mean something more. Go for it.
He that asks, gets. Move more quickly next time.
I personally think that it is a HUGE scam. I signed in wanting to buy an ipod and cannot believe quite how naiive I was thinking that it would actually work. Basically you buy bids, so for example 50 bids will cost you $40. You then use up these bids by bidding on an item you're interested in. I ended up spending $140 on bids to not actually win the item in question. If you don't win the item, your bids (ie. the $140 I spent on buying the bids) goes in a "bank account" against your name. So if you ever (!!!???!!!) actually win an auction, the value goes against the purchase of that item. This amount however is only valid for 30 days and so you have to win an auction in that time period or you lose your money. Of course, you can only win an item by buying yet more bids to bid on an auction. I don't see how you can ever win an item and use your old bid money to pay for it without still having money left in your bank account. Therefore you have to keep buying more and more bids to use the money that you've paid for previous bids you've bought where you haven't won the item. There are so many people bidding against each item, that the chances of you actually winning are (I believe) highly remote, so the company make a fortune, and I mean a FORTUNE out of anyone stupid enough to use their site (me!!). I bought the inital amount of bids which ran out very quickly and then I thought "oh well, if I don't keep bidding I'll have just wasted my money, so I'll buy some more bids". Of course, they want people to think that way so they can scam them out of their money. DON'T BE FOOLED!!!!