i was waiting on this one .. they are so UPSIDE DO
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Posted On: 05/08/2018 5:47:18 PM
i was waiting on this one .. they are so UPSIDE DOWN on IPIX ..
watch to see what gets *reported* tomorrow AH's re: latest dated *legal*
speaking of rolling resets ..
today was telling because NR rolled resets (UP) first half .. to reset
(and mark) on the back half .. to the down side
this is getting *interesting* imo re: reg sho being triggered .. btw .. NR wouldn't allow IPIX to close even today (38c) .. instead there was an UC by *decoy* LAFC with an elastic ask @ 375 for *effect*
note that NR couldn't even do *volume* maintenance re: follow thru to yesterday's *efforts* .. which were a catch up to last week's *efforts*
so the hole CONtinues to be dug deeper
IPIX Volume 185,571
Volume (10 day Average) 235,332
Volume (90 day Average) 216,329
4kids
FINRA short sales of IPIX
20180508|IPIX|109851|0|185571|O
59% of today's volume was short sales!
Go IPIX!!!
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20180419.txt
(Some of the shares sold short and reported by the market makers to FINRA could have been covered by them after the close.
watch to see what gets *reported* tomorrow AH's re: latest dated *legal*
speaking of rolling resets ..
today was telling because NR rolled resets (UP) first half .. to reset
(and mark) on the back half .. to the down side
this is getting *interesting* imo re: reg sho being triggered .. btw .. NR wouldn't allow IPIX to close even today (38c) .. instead there was an UC by *decoy* LAFC with an elastic ask @ 375 for *effect*
note that NR couldn't even do *volume* maintenance re: follow thru to yesterday's *efforts* .. which were a catch up to last week's *efforts*
so the hole CONtinues to be dug deeper
IPIX Volume 185,571
Volume (10 day Average) 235,332
Volume (90 day Average) 216,329
4kids
FINRA short sales of IPIX
20180508|IPIX|109851|0|185571|O
59% of today's volume was short sales!
Go IPIX!!!
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20180419.txt
(Some of the shares sold short and reported by the market makers to FINRA could have been covered by them after the close.
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