Posted On: 01/08/2014 8:45:27 AM
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Re: umd_scientist #1987
Here you go some #s mostly using iPub advanced search - thanks Surf and Bucky the contributors mostly. Ewsi has been so busy it may be hard to assign events to #s. Great to see what they have built all the while managing SS responsibly MO so far.
.................I/O.................... PF.....................
Sept 10 214,925,022.....120,383,947
Sept 17 231,292,748.....134,501,700
Sept 24 .................................................?
Oct 2 232,524,929.....134,501,700
Oct 9 233,524,929.....136,135,474
Oct 15 233,524,929.....136,135,474
Oct 22 237,024,929.....139,635,474
Oct 29 237,024,929.....139,635,474
Nov 5 242,282,179.....144,385,474
Nov 13 244,171,067.....???,???,???
Nov 19 252,045,454.....154,143,749
Nov 27 257(comment)..???,???,???
Dec 5 257(unchg. " )..???,???,???
Dec 10 258,699,762.....160,798,057
Dec 18 259,699,762.....???,???,???
Dec 25 don't think one for this week
Jan 2 262,699,762.....161,798,057
Watching price action like an ask of $10,000 that doens't move and I've heard often large orders are tell tale signs with spikes in volume and of course around the time of PRs are when to look. Here's a bit of my interest as told in a question to a friend:
Question about Dilution
After watching a few videos and reading some it seems Volume spikes and price action are the main visible indicators followed at some distance by Accumulation. Convertibles, PPs, the co. adding to O/S, etc, ... some of the sources.
Would it be possible after some accounting (for example convertibles schedules) to annotate a chart illustrating the movement of Dilution?. Some cos. update their SS weekly and most at the Q - do you think this progression could be plotted or too inaccurate to be worthwhile?.
After watching a few videos and reading some it seems Volume spikes and price action are the main visible indicators followed at some distance by Accumulation. Convertibles, PPs, the co. adding to O/S, etc, ... some of the sources.
Would it be possible after some accounting (for example convertibles schedules) to annotate a chart illustrating the movement of Dilution?. Some cos. update their SS weekly and most at the Q - do you think this progression could be plotted or too inaccurate to be worthwhile?.
Not inaccurate, but, I think that what is important is the price variations, so this will be only important to understand the effects of the dilution in the chart, will not help you to predict the future of the stock. As a matter of study is ok, not useful, IMHO.
(note; before Sept 10 was before share take back of 50M....)
(note; before Sept 10 was before share take back of 50M....)
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