Trading Summary - March 19. The whale longs in
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Posted On: 03/19/2018 4:31:21 PM
Trading Summary - March 19.
The whale longs in $INCC - and other whales that follow my picks - bought out all the available .0002s on the ask today - and the .0003s were also started - for a total volume of 91M. At least 2 of the buys were decisive hits of 20M early on.
Only around 199M > 228M were available at .0003 at various times today.
The bid at .0001 was increased to 1.2 Billion.
500M+ of that has been maintained on the bid at .0001 from the beginning of 2018 and nobody has picked up any significant amount in 13.5 weeks (before the current definitive plans were known and started being executed at any ever increasing pace).
An additional 700M is from "new interest" who will eventually see that no significant amount has been picked up at .0001 since Dec 12 and obviously isn't likely to be now. They already missed the .0002s by failing to buy on Friday or today - I did warn in the last summary that they wouldn't be there for long. They will now eventually have to hit the ask at .0003 and / or .0004 if they want to get in and buy 50M>100M before the multiple future anticipated runs.
I'm continuing to execute the plan I use on all my biggest, long-term repeat plays by building a large inventory of shares in pyramid fashion at multiple price levels - thin at top - thick at bottom and sell the cheapest shares last.
I still have all my .0001 to run up towards the .0030 > .01 range throughout 2018 and beyond.
I have topped up my .0002 inventory to the target amount to use in the .0004 > .0029 range throughout multiple runs in 2018.
I have taken the remaining .0002s I needed to fill the balance of what would otherwise have been .0003s "just-in-time" - this has kept an increased amount out of the hands of low-level 1>3 tick flippers.
$INCC is my #2 Pick of 2018 for repeat runs ($DIGX is #1).
The whale longs in $INCC - and other whales that follow my picks - bought out all the available .0002s on the ask today - and the .0003s were also started - for a total volume of 91M. At least 2 of the buys were decisive hits of 20M early on.
Only around 199M > 228M were available at .0003 at various times today.
The bid at .0001 was increased to 1.2 Billion.
500M+ of that has been maintained on the bid at .0001 from the beginning of 2018 and nobody has picked up any significant amount in 13.5 weeks (before the current definitive plans were known and started being executed at any ever increasing pace).
An additional 700M is from "new interest" who will eventually see that no significant amount has been picked up at .0001 since Dec 12 and obviously isn't likely to be now. They already missed the .0002s by failing to buy on Friday or today - I did warn in the last summary that they wouldn't be there for long. They will now eventually have to hit the ask at .0003 and / or .0004 if they want to get in and buy 50M>100M before the multiple future anticipated runs.
I'm continuing to execute the plan I use on all my biggest, long-term repeat plays by building a large inventory of shares in pyramid fashion at multiple price levels - thin at top - thick at bottom and sell the cheapest shares last.
I still have all my .0001 to run up towards the .0030 > .01 range throughout 2018 and beyond.
I have topped up my .0002 inventory to the target amount to use in the .0004 > .0029 range throughout multiple runs in 2018.
I have taken the remaining .0002s I needed to fill the balance of what would otherwise have been .0003s "just-in-time" - this has kept an increased amount out of the hands of low-level 1>3 tick flippers.
$INCC is my #2 Pick of 2018 for repeat runs ($DIGX is #1).
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