Posted On: 08/23/2013 5:53:05 PM
Post# of 45510
So with that theory no one else bid sits low to flip 20% gains??? Sorry if I tend to follow the theory of buying low and selling higher.
Also the conversions have been in the Q's for awhile, it is how we are "funding" the company.
You also only see w.e the MM's want you to see on the bid unless you are retail and can not iceberg. One more point, before I go, 5 million share walls are normally MM blocks or moronic traders that don't know how to sell a stock, DON'T CONFUSE THEM WITH LONGS GETTING RID OF SHARES.
O, right, if you can't watch a LVL2, MM movement, and a market real at the same time, don't post buys vs sales. Your post is based off of an I-HUB robotic calculator, not actual evidence of dumps. MM's will move out of the way to take the sale to the support to encourage buying, when the support doesn't break they move the SP back to where it was to see if people are willing to buy more (They also take it down to the next support so they can swap shares). I do it all the time when I am short in one account and need to cover and pick up more shares but it only works if the bid support allows you to do so. Robotic calculators don't factor that in and sure as heck doesn't give someone a perspective of what you may "think" went on during the trading day.
End with - This isn't a pump post this is a sick and tired of traders bitching post, o and I guess a education lesson.
Also the conversions have been in the Q's for awhile, it is how we are "funding" the company.
You also only see w.e the MM's want you to see on the bid unless you are retail and can not iceberg. One more point, before I go, 5 million share walls are normally MM blocks or moronic traders that don't know how to sell a stock, DON'T CONFUSE THEM WITH LONGS GETTING RID OF SHARES.
O, right, if you can't watch a LVL2, MM movement, and a market real at the same time, don't post buys vs sales. Your post is based off of an I-HUB robotic calculator, not actual evidence of dumps. MM's will move out of the way to take the sale to the support to encourage buying, when the support doesn't break they move the SP back to where it was to see if people are willing to buy more (They also take it down to the next support so they can swap shares). I do it all the time when I am short in one account and need to cover and pick up more shares but it only works if the bid support allows you to do so. Robotic calculators don't factor that in and sure as heck doesn't give someone a perspective of what you may "think" went on during the trading day.
End with - This isn't a pump post this is a sick and tired of traders bitching post, o and I guess a education lesson.
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