$PSGR Why would someone SELL shares for MUCH LESS
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Posted On: 10/25/2017 12:46:16 PM
$PSGR Why would someone SELL shares for MUCH LESS than the price trend? Why would someone drop the SELL price 33% for 2,500 shares when the shares MINUTES BEFORE had sold for much more?
WOW!!!! There is something VERY strange going on! Possibilities: People do not check share price BEFORE putting their shares up for sale /OR/ People have auto-sell-at-any-price set on their computer when the share price hits a specific low /OR/ HMMMMMM the price is way down and attractive for an Investment Firm to purchase UP TO 10% of the company at the LOWEST share price 10 days before closing.....but that would be stock manipulation, wouldn't it?
Let's give this a day or two to see what the hell is going on. Even though the sale was for only 2,500 shares, driving DOWN the share price when the market is paying much more appears to be a focused, purposeful action. Let's see what occurs over the remaining days in the week.
Even though the air has a certain stench to it, I will remain positive....for a previously defined period of time. Fortunately the sales and dates can be reviewed in the future IF things are not according to Hoyle.
WOW!!!! There is something VERY strange going on! Possibilities: People do not check share price BEFORE putting their shares up for sale /OR/ People have auto-sell-at-any-price set on their computer when the share price hits a specific low /OR/ HMMMMMM the price is way down and attractive for an Investment Firm to purchase UP TO 10% of the company at the LOWEST share price 10 days before closing.....but that would be stock manipulation, wouldn't it?
Let's give this a day or two to see what the hell is going on. Even though the sale was for only 2,500 shares, driving DOWN the share price when the market is paying much more appears to be a focused, purposeful action. Let's see what occurs over the remaining days in the week.
Even though the air has a certain stench to it, I will remain positive....for a previously defined period of time. Fortunately the sales and dates can be reviewed in the future IF things are not according to Hoyle.
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