29. A continuous market most likely exists for a stock when: A. specialists or market makers attempt to derive new equilibrium prices in an orderly manner. B. new information about the company prospects is continuously released to market participants. C. trades occur at any time the market is open wherein stocks are priced either by auction or by dealers.
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