Actually, that's the service provided by GS, etc. They have those buyers on the other side of their Rolodex.
replyWell, yes. They're the ones who actually employ the hundred lawyers and PR staff. But that's what it takes, and it's not about clicking some buttons on a Web 2.0 Day Trading UI.
replyIt's really not far from it. You don't need to do a private off-exchange sale (though you can), they do incremental execution (where you break the trade in small batches)
replyWhat is GS?
replyPresumably Goldman Sachs (or any investment bank worth its salt)
replyWell, to be really accurate, I assume GS is Goldman Sachs alone and "any investment bank worth its salt" is referred to by the "etc".
replya great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money
replyGoldman Sachs
replyIsn't that literally what institutional trading desks are for? One of the reason to use one is that they can execute a large order without impacting the market price
replytell me how you dont know anything about dark markets and dark pools. I loveeeee how you average people dont know how they operate at top
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