Summary Of Trading Off Bottom - As At April 10 Close.
Summary Of Trading Off Bottom - As At April 10 Close.
April 10: .0002 - 3M / .0001 - 10M [+mirrors of 207M .0001 / .000098]
April 9: .0002 - 7M / .0001 - 1M
April 6: .0002 - 6M
April 5: .0002 - 60M / .0001 - 3M
April 4: .0002 - 43M
April 3: .0002 - 17M / .0001 - 1M [+ mirrors of 140M .0001 / .000098]
April 2: .0002 - 5M / .0001 - 10M
March 29: .0002 - 9M / .0001 - 7M [+mirrors of 220M .000098/.0001]
March 28: .0002 - 10M
March 27: .0002 - 15M / .0001 - 35M
March 26: .0002 - 10M / .0001 - 1M
March 23: .0002 - 22M / .0001 - 2M
March 22: .0002 - 17M / .0001 - 4M [+ mirrors of 280M .000098/.0001]
March 21: .0002 - 8M / .0001 insignificant paint downs of 682K discounted
March 20: .0002 - 92M / .0001 - 3M paint downs [excl 45M T that didn't go to retail bidders]
March 19: .0002 > .0003 - 92M [89M .0002 / 3M .0003]
March 16: almost all .0002 - 226M [excl 65M T that did not go to retail bidders]
March 15: .0002 > .0003 - 144M [excl 70M T that did not go to retail bidders]
March 14: .0003 > .0004 - 228M [.0002 paint discounted]
March 13: .0002 > .0004 - 833M [majority at .0003]
Prior to Move Off Of End-2017 Tax Loser Selling .0001 / .0002 Bottom:
At .0002:
December 8: 3M
December 11: 6M
December 12: 3M
December 13: 10M
December 14: 52M
December 15: 14M
December 18: 19M
December 19: 14M
December 20: 22M
December 21: 18M
December 22: 7M
December 26: 34M
December 27: 24M
December 28: 24M
December 29: 43M
January 2: 17M
January 3: 13M
January 4: 9M
January 5: 3M
January 8: 12M
January 9: 10M
January 10: 20M
January 11: 28M
January 12: 10M
January 16: 30M
January 17: 4M
January 18: 8M
January 19: 13M
January 22: 8M
January 23: 5M
January 24: 3M
January 25: 21M
January 26: 5M
January 29: 2M
January 30: 3M
January 31: 6M
February 1: 4M
February 2: 11M
February 5: 2M
February 6: 2M
February 7: 5M
February 8: 2M
February 9: 4M
February 12: 2M
February 13: 2M
February 14: 4M
February 15: 2M
February 16: 1M [rounded down]
February 20: 5M
February 21: 4M
February 22: 6M [rounded up]
February 23: 5M
February 26: 10M
February 27: 10M
February 28: 8M
March 1: 5M
March 2: 2M
March 5: 9M
March 6: 8M
March 7: 2M
March 8: 3M
March 9: 1M [rounded down]
March 12: 3 [rounded up]
Total: 645M
At .0001:
December 7: 415M [260M bought on bid / 155M bought on ask].
December 8: 366M
December 11: 8M
December 12: 219M
December 13: 22M
December 14: 25M
December 15: 1M
December 19: 3M
December 20: 19M
December 21: 6M
December 22: 3M
December 23: 2M
December 28: 10M
December 29: 5M
January 2: 2M
January 3: 12M
January 4: 9M
January 5: 2M
January 8: 20M
January 10: 7M
January 11: 5M
January 12: 2M
January 16: 8M
January 18: 2M
January 19: 15M
January 23: 1M
January 24: 2M
January 25: 3M
January 29: 1M
January 30: 1M
January 31: 9M
February 1: 6M
February 5: 2M
February 7: 1M
February 8: 1M
February 12: 5M [rounded up]
February 13: 5M [rounded down]
February 14: 3M
February 15: 1M
February 20: 10M
February 22: 4M [rounded down]
February 23: 3M [rounded up]
February 26: 4M
February 27: 20M
February 28: 3M
March 1: 3M
March 5: 3M [rounded up]
March 6: 12M [rounded down]
March 7: 3M
March 12: 8M
Total 1.073 B
In addition the following quantities of .0001s may be in the hands of retail investors if not sold even on December 7:
November 29: 4M
December 5: 170M
December 6: 113M
Total: 287M
Discounting late print of 90M + 82,540,103 at .00098 Form T on December 12 which did not got to retail.
Discounting late print of 4 x 90M + 80.699.580M at .000098 Form T on December 7 which did not go to retail.
Discounting assumed mirror trades of 4 x 90M + 20,000,200 at .000098 then at .0001 on December 5. Might need to assume later that 380M or 760M acquired at .0001 - will become evident when .0002s and .0003s bought out.
Discounting assumed mirror trades of 2 x 90M + 56,499,900 at .0001 then .000098 on November 29. Might need to assume later that 236M or 472M acquired at .0001 - will become evident when .0002s and .0003s bought out.
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