Who execute the deal of stockbroker at KSE?

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1. Guest8071
   

   When you give an order to buy or sell shares to a stockbroker, they pass the deal onto a market maker who will execute the deal. Market makers have to offer stockbrokers separate prices for buying and selling shares (known as bid and offer prices).
   
   When you see a share price quoted in the newspaper it is usually the mid price (the average of buy and sell prices) and this determines the value, or market capitalization, of a company.
   
   Market makers are ultimately responsible for how much share prices move up or down. If, for example, demand for a company’s shares is high, market makers will put up the price to attract shareholders to sell. If demand is low, the market maker will reduce the price to attract buyers.

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