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Summary Of Trading Off Bottom - As At Close April 13.

Bought at 1.4001 > 1.6000 [.0008]

Jan 15: 1,750

Total: 1,750

Bought at 1.2001 > 1.4000 [.0007]

Jan 15: 1,247

Total: 1,247

Bought at 1.0001 > 1.2000 [.0006]

Jan 15: 3,179

Total: 3,179

Bought at .8001 > 1.000 [.0005]

Jan 15: 2,484
Jan 16: 1,200
Jan 17: 1,330
Jan 18: 50

Total: 5,064

Bought at .6001 > .7999 [.0003]

Jan 15: 8,027
Jan 16: 2,411
Jan 17: 13,000
Jan 18: 235
Jan 22: 1,000
Jul 10: 20,858 [bid .6100 / ask .6000 > .6475]
Jul 19: 5,000 [bid .6253 / ask .6475]
Jul 22: 34,877 [bid .6900 / ask .7200]
Jul 23: 14,501 [bid .6600 / ask .6900]
Jul 24: 5,655 [bid .6450 / ask .6900]
Jul 25: 10,601 [bid .6400 / ask .7150 > .6550]
Jul 29: 1,506 [all buys on ask .6550/.6590]
Jul 30: 1,022 [all buys in ask at .6590]
Jul 31: 4,216 [bid .6400 / ask .6800]
Aug 1: 520 [hidden bid .6346 / ask .6800]
Aug 2: 550 [all at .6800]
Aug 5: 14,395 [bid .6800 / ask .7700]
Aug 6: 11,736 [highest bid .7500 / ask .7700]
Aug 7: 6,000 [highest bid .6500 / highest ask .7099]
Aug 8: 1,009 [highest bid .6300 / ask .6500]
Aug 9: 2,296 [bid .6450 / ask .6500]
Aug 13: 50 [bid .6200 / ask .6500]
Aug 15: 7,251 [all at .6200 / .6290]
Aug 16: 3,101 [.6000 > .6500]
Aug 19: 1,950 [bid .6200 / ask .6400]
Aug 20: 1,986 [bid .6000 / ask .6400]

Total: 162,017

Bought at .4000 > .5999 [.0002]

Jan 18: 88,566
Jan 22: 16,500
Jan 23: 1,330
Jan 24: 300
Jan 25: 2,040
Jan 29: 6,319
Jan 30: 14,895 [all above .4200 - most around .4400]
Jan 31: 5,877
Feb 1: 8,100
Feb 4: 626
Feb 6: 230
Feb 7: 18,368
Feb 15: 674
Feb 19: 1,926 [all at .4200 / .4300]
Feb 20: 4,127 [all at .4425 > .4500]
Feb 22: 3,370 [.4500 / .4600 / .4999 / 2000 at .5267]
Feb 25: 25,902 [16,859 .4600 > .5000 / 5,660 .5200 > .5985]
Feb 26: 21,078 [18,778 .4750 > .4975 / 2,300 .5050 > .5500]
Feb 27: 10,350 [6,200 .4500 > .4780 / 1,250 .5100 > 5775]
Feb 28: 18,050 [11,500 .4600 > .4999 / 950 .5000 > .5999]
Mar 1: 6,981 [all .4060 / .4100 / .4600]
Mar 4: 200 [all .4900 / .5100]
Mar 5: 80 [all .5100]
Mar 6: 10,522 [7,800 - 73% .5100]
Mar 7: 200 [50% .4700 / 50% .5100]
Mar 8: 23,820 [19,900 .4450 > .4700 / 3,920 .5100]
Mar 11: 3,818 [.4000 / .4500 / .5000]
Mar 12: 7,390 [1,800 .4500 / 5,410 .5000/.5100]
Mar 13: 78,449 [0 < .4500 / 46,898 .4900 > .5800 / 10,300 .5500 > .5800]
Mar 14: 2,420 [.4950 / .5100 / .5200]
Mar 15: 11,638 [.4900 / .5399 / .5400]
Mar 18: 2,848 [1,000 .5000 / 1,000 .5100 / 650 .5300]
Mar 19: 1,155 [.5205/.5524]
Mar 20: 902 [.5350/.5400]
Mar 21: 6,200 [.5400/.5790]
Mar 22: 14,918 [5,580 .5100 > .5699]
Mar 25: 9,645 [.5100 > .5979 / 8,074 .5499 / .5500]
Mar 26: 6,975 [4,000 .4850 > .4979 / 2,825 .5017 > .5970]
Mar 27: 2,959 [1,000 .5500 / 1,303 .5950]
Mar 28: 10,384 [3,850 .5500 > .5620 / 4,384 .5900 > .5950]
Mar 29: 4,788 [4,200 .5600 > .5700]
Apr 1: 20,085 [1,169 .5474 > .5789 / 5,250 .5800 / 10,200 .5900 > .5999]
Apr 2: 5,744 [2,150 .5200 > .5499 / 2,698 .5500 > .5900]
Apr 3: 20,479 [5,045 .5300 > .5500 / 7,533 .5600 > .5790 / 5,499 .5999]
Apr 4: 15,848 [7,933 .5000 / 4,915 .5100 > .5400 / 3000 .5600]
Apr 5: 1,799 [all .5000 > .5290]
Apr 8: 6,740 [ all .5000 > .5700]
Apr 9: 1,712 [.5000 / .5400 / 1,000 .5700]
Apr 10: 20,802 [12,851, .5000 / 7,900 .51525 / .5250 / .5300]
Apr 11: 3,953 [all .5250]
Apr 12: 5,255 [1200 .5200 - remainder of ask retreated to .5850]
Apr 15: 5,296 [3,860 .5200]
Apr 16: 4,526 [3,700 .5100/.5250]
Apr 17: 15,970 [ 1,734 .5000 / 2,000 .5100 / 8,070 .5200 > .5400]
Apr 18: 2,400 [400 .5400/.5500 / 1,000 .5850]
Apr 22: 1,815 [1,010 .5300]
Apr 23: 5,711 [4,071 .4750 / 1,640 .5000 > .5300]
Apr 24: 3,678 [3,025 .4800 > .5000 hidden bid / 600 .5150 > .5400]
Apr 25: 875 [.4800 > .5100]
Apr 26: 8,333 [8,265 .5100]
Apr 29: 14,119 [.4500 hidden bid > .5700]
Apr 30: 3,080 [.4500 hidden bid > .5100]
May 1: 308 [.5100 > .5148]
May 2: 1,704 [hidden bid .4500 > .5350]
May 3: 323 [hidden bid .4500 > .5300]
May 6: 675 [hidden bid .4500]
May 7: 2,082 [hidden bid .4500 / 100 .5100 / 1,772 .5288 > .5300]
May 8: 2,036 [hidden bid .4500 / 1,981 .5100 > .5250]
May 9: 625 [hidden bid .4500 / 250 .5139 > .5200]
May 10: 14,022 [visible bid .4500 then .4600 > .5200]
May 13: 968 [hidden bid .4500 / .5100 > .5200]
May 14: 3,737 [hidden bid .4500 / 2,119 .5100 > .5200]
May 15: 1,845 [hidden bid .5000 / .5100]
May 16: 3,984 [hidden bid .5000 / .5150]
May 17: 250 [hidden bid .5000]
May 20: 924 [hidden bid .4550 / 823 .5100
May 22: 41 [hidden bid .4550]
May 23: 279 [hidden bid .4550]
May 24: 4,312 [hidden bid .4550 / 555 .5100]
May 28: 700 [hidden bid .4550 / 100 .5100]
May 29: 298 [hidden bid .4550 / 100 .5100]
May 30: 3,723 [hidden bid .4550 / 200 .5100]
May 31: 301 [200 hidden bid .5000 / 100 .5100]
Jun 4: 50 [hidden bid .4800]
Jun 7: 40,950 [almost all at hidden bid .4977l]
Jun 8: 72 [hidden bid .4977]
Jun 10: 10,351 [hidden bid .4700 - most filled at .4050]
Jun 11: 580 [hidden bid .4800]
Jun 12: 9,482 [hidden bid .4875 / 3,828 .4900]
Jun 13: 205 [hidden bid .4000 / 200 .4900]
Jun 14: 215 [200 .4900]
Jun 17: 5,000 [hidden bid .4000 / 2,500 .4300]
Jun 18: 200 [hidden bid .4000 / all buys .4900]
Jun 19: 21 [all bought by invisible bidder at .4000]
Jun 21: 300 [all bought by invisible bidder at .4000]
Jun 24: 2,651 [hidden bid at .4750 - 2,600 bought at .4750/.4800]
Jun 25: 1,647 [new bid .4200 ]
Jun 26: 5,131 [bid .4000 / ask .4800]
Jun 27: 52 [bid .4000 / ask .4800]
Jun 28: 10,651 [bid .4200 / ask .4800]
Jul 1: 78 [hidden bid .4000 / ask .4700]
Jul 2: 24,716 [almost all at .4700 / .4900]
Jul 5:31,545 [bid .4600 / ask .5100]
Jul 8: 28,314 [bid .4600 / ask .5100]
Jul 9: 52,137 [bid .5400 / ask .5800]
Jul 10: 69,063 [.5550 bid > .5999 ask]
Jul 11: 17,879 [.5285 > .5575]
Jul 12: 12,035 [.5202 > .5500]
Jul 15: 3,740 [bid .2400 / ask .5799]
Jul 16: 47,500 [bid .5600 / ask .5799]
Jul 17: 13,880 [bid .5560 / ask .5899]
Jul 18: 11,692 [bid .5600 / ask .5899]
Jul 19: 8,550 [bid .5898 / ask .6475]
Aug 16: 550 [ bid .5900 / ask .6500]
Aug 19: 144 [paint down .5900 when bid .6200 / ask .6400]
Aug 20: 20,954 [bid .5105 / ask .5200]
Aug 21: 9,593 [bid .5200 / ask .5500]
Aug 22: 12,912 [lowest bid .5105 / highest ask .5799]
Aug 23: 7,600 [lowest bid .5000 / highest ask .6000]
Aug 26: 17,386 [bid .4600 / ask .4800 - almost all buys at .4800/.5000]
Aug 27: 5,765 [all filled at .4600 / highest first ask .5800]
Aug 28: 10,693 [highest hidden bid .4600 / highest ask hit .4800]
Aug 29: 9,622 [highest hidden bid .4600 / highest ask hit .4700]
Aug 30: 13,400 [highest hidden bid .4280 / highest ask hit 4400]
Sep 3: 3,873 [hidden bid .4100 / highest 1st ask seen .5400]
Sep 4: 62,764 [hidden bid .4200 / highest ask hit .4700]
Sep 5: 9,622 [bid .4000 / highest ask hit .4700]
Sep 6: 44,007 [highest bid .4144 / highest ask hit .4700]
Dec 19: 2,000 [all at .4980 - highest ask seen .5000 (undercut)]

Total: 1,256,435

Bought at .2000 > .3999:

Jan 15: 10,418 [all at .0380 - .0002 equivalent]
Jan 18: 22,269
Jan 23: 16,052 [mostly .0370/.0380/.3999]
Jan 24: 18,089 [mostly .0380/.0399]
Jan 25: 17,456 [mostly .0370/.0380]
Jan 28: 23,054 [mostly .0360/.0370/.0390]
Jan 29: 4,189 [mostly at .3900]
Jan 31: 3,001 [all around .3700]
Feb 1: 230 [at .0380]
Feb 4: 4,090 [all at .3800/.3825/.3900]
Feb 5: 6,334 [all at .3800/.3801/.3825]
Feb 6: 222 [all at .3800/.3801/.3813]
Feb 7: 3,144 [all at .3800/.3850]
Feb 8: 71,730 [mostly at .3400/.3800]
Feb 11: 19,719 [ask was .3300/.3400]
Feb 12: 763 [paint downs under ask .3300]
Feb 13: 13,675 [mostly at .3300 >.3425 - then none available < .4000]
Feb 14: 1,146 [all at .3350 > .4000 - then none available < .4200]
Feb 15: 6,608 [almost all at .3900 - then none available <.4300]
Feb 19: 7,356 [all at .3500 or 3837/.3975]
Feb 20: 1,200 [only 200/250/500 at .3025 > .3200]
Feb 21: 990 [only 830/55/105 at .3025 > .3100]
Feb 22: 4,567 [1 at .3100 open p/d - then .3250/.3420/.3480/.3500/.3550]
Mar 1: 5,500 [all .3900 / .3905]
Mar 4: 277 [all .3900]
Mar 5: 186 [all .3900]
Mar 6: 113 [.3900]
Mar 11: 1,125 [paints below extant .3900 bid]
Mar 12: 3,128 [paints below extant .3900 bid]
Sep 9: 53,012 [.3644 > .3950 - incl 2 x 25K .3644 / .3700]
Sep 10: 186,413 [.3005 > .3950 - majority .3589 > .3800 - incl 55K/40K/15K]
Sep 11: 55,634 [.3125 > .3500 - majority being 2 x 25K .3125 / .3205]
Sep 12: 13,890 [.3210 > .3495 - majority at .3466 / .3495]
Sep 13: 52,902 [.3000 > .3495 - majority at .3106 / .3220]
Sep 16: 102,510 [.2952 > .3490 - majority at .2952 / .3000]
Sep 17: 232 [.3390]
Sep 18: 5,500 [highest bid .3200 / ask .3390]
Sep 19: 1,110 [all .3340 ask]
Sep 20: 4,613 [mostly ask to .3500]
Sep 23: 17,100 [mostly .3200 - all .3100 and above]
Sep 24: 45,183 [majority .3215 - all .3115 and above]
Sep 25: 276 [all paint downs at .3200 - ask now up at .3499]
Sep 26: 42,000 [.3150 > .3240]
Sep 27: 69,782 [.3169 > .3500]
Sep 30: 34,474 [main bids .3000 / .3001 > .3500]
Oct 1: 40,335 [.3000 > .3449]
Oct 2: 1,025 [all .3447]
Oct 3: 10,425 [highest visible bid .3000 / highest ask buy .3450]
Oct 4: 2,723 [highest visible bid .2900 / highest ask buy .3200]
Oct 7: 1,500 [all at .3425]
Oct 8: 7,503 [all .2900 / highest first ask seen .3450]
Oct 9: 131 [highest bid filled .3065 / highest first ask seen .3450]
Oct 10: 20 [highest visible bid .2900 / highest first ask seen .3450]
Oct 11: 375 [highest visible bid .2900 / highest ask seen .3429]
Oct 14: 1,973 [highest invisible bid .3351 / highest ask seen .3429]
Oct 15: 10,001 [highest visible bid .2900 / highest ask seen .3429]
Oct 16: 6,230 [highest visible bid .2700 / 6,200 bought 1st ask .3250]
Oct 17: 850 [highest visible bid .2700 / all buys on ask at .3250]
Oct 18: 8,900 [highest visible bid .2700 / highest ask buy .3350]
Oct 21: 4,500 [highest visible bid .3000 / first ask .3429]
Oct 22: 20,821 [highest visible bid .2800 / highest first ask .3429]
Oct 23: 17,051 [highest visible bid .2900 / highest first ask .3429]
Oct 29: 250 [at .3200 - remainder ask retreated to .3400 then .3988]
Oct 30: 5,500 [highest visible bid .2350 - highest ask buy .3200]
Oct 31: 11,001 [all paint downs at .2300 / .2350 - walked down ask .2800]
Nov 4: 13,355 [highest bid .2950 / highest 1st ask seen .3200]
Nov 5: 52 [highest visible bid .2500 / highest 1st ask seen .3000]
Nov 6: 18 [highest visible bid .2500 / undercut ask at .2900]
Nov 8: 4,600 [highest visible bid .2500 / undercut ask .2700]
Nov 11: 5,999 [highest bid bought .2400 / highest ask bought .2900]
Nov 12: 4,002 [highest bid bought .2700 / highest ask bought .2800]
Nov 13: 10 [paint down attempt / ask at close .2900]
Nov 14: 68 [paint down attempt / ask at close .3100]
Nov 15: 349 [paint down attempt at .2100 / highest ask seen .3100]
Nov 19: 950 [invisible bid fill .2300 / highest ask seen .3049]
Nov 20: 29,916 [highest bid fill .3100 / highest ask seen .3500]
Nov 21: 16,330 [highest visible bid .2900 / highest ask seen .3500]
Nov 22: 4,913 [lowest bid fill .2899 / highest ask seen .3400]
Nov 25: 12,172 [highest bid fill .2700 / highest ask seen .3400]
Nov 27: 322 [highest bid fill .2700 / highest ask seen .2800]
Dec 2: 293 [4 x small paint downs for as little as 50 shares .2491]
Dec 3: 84 [1 x small paint down .2491]
Dec 5: 63 [1 x small paint down .2491]
Dec 9: 10,545 [all paint downs .2200 / .2491 when ask .2900]
Dec 10: 420 [ask buy undercut ask .2300 - balance retreated to .2400]
Dec 12: 30,977 [lowest bid fill .2200 / highest ask fill .2468]
Dec 13: 1 [highest visible bid .2000 / highest ask seen .4500]
Dec 16: 7,887 [highest visible bid .2000 / highest ask seen .3000]
Dec 17: 147,979 [highest bid .3700 / highest ask .4000 - most .3700/.3785]
Dec 18: 2,472 [highest bid maintained .3000 / first ask .3200 under .4000]
Dec 19: 5,124 [highest bid seen .3100 (no fills) - .3200/.3800 taken out]
Dec 20: 43,185 [highest visible bid seen .3100 / highest ask seen .5000]
Dec 23: 5,200 [5,000 of .3350 undercut ask / highest ask seen .3900]
Dec 24: 3,699 [2,500 of .3200 undercut ask - remainder cnx > ask .4975]
Dec 26: 700 [all .3080 paint downs - 30K bid .3050 - ask .4975]
Dec 27: 43 [1 x paint down .2960 / highest ask seen .4975]
Dec 30: 9,239 [highest bid fill .3194 / highest ask seen .3925]
Dec 31: 741 [1 x paint down .2700 / highest ask seen .3925]
Jan 2: 352 [3 x paint down .2700/.2800 / 100 .3910 highest ask seen .3925]
Jan 3: 212 [1 x paint down .2900 / 212 at .3925]
Jan 6: 21,554 [2 x paint down .3000 / majority ask buys up to .3926]
Jan 7: 2,500 [highest known bid .3000 / highest ask seen .3500]
Jan 8: 105 [highest known bid .3000 / highest ask seen .3400]
Jan 9: 7,258 [highest known bid .3 / majority .34 / highest ask seen .4970]
Jan 10: 2,261 [highest known bid .34 / highest ask seen .4100]
Jan 13: 143 [highest visible bid .2800 / highest ask seen .4070]
Jan 14: 3,863 [new bidder .2810 / 3,823 bought at or near .3400]
Jan 15: 3,416 [new bidder .2900 / bought at 3400 / highest ask seen .4100]
Jan 16: 15,228 [new bidder .3200 / almost all bought .3400 / next ask .4075]
Jan 17: 152 [new bidder .2900 / 150 bought .3600 / next ask .4075]
Jan 21: 1,649 [highest bid fill .3225 / highest ask fill .4000]
Jan 22: 1,792 [[highest bid fill .3050 / highest ask seen .4075]
Jan 23: 529 [highest bid fill .2900 / highest ask buy .3400]
Jan 24: 41 [highest bid .3110 / walked down ask still at .3200]
Jan 27: 1,375 [highest visible bid .2750 / walked down ask still at .3200]
Jan 28: 4,050 [highest bid fill .2750 / highest ask fill .3200]
Jan 29: 372 [highest bid fill .30808 - 250 bought on ask .3179]
Jan 30: 4,010 [highest bid fill .2800 - 2,132 bought on ask .3200]
Jan 31: 622 [highest bid fill .3020 - walked down ask at .3200/.3100]
Feb 3: 3,116 [highest bid fill .2894 / walked down ask .3000]
Feb 4: 500 [bid .2000 / walked down ask .3000]
Feb 5: 14,790 [highest bid fill .2900 / highest walked down ask fill .3100]
Feb 6: 10,606 [highest bid fill .2600 / highest walked down ask fill .3000]
Feb 10: 15,169 [highest bid .2750 / 14,883 bought on ask at .3000]
Feb 11: 73,368 [highest visible bid .2800 / invisible fill .3675 / ask hit .4000]
Feb 12: 8,307 [highest bid fill .2632 / highest ask seen after open .4000 ]
Feb 13: 3 [highest known bid .2632 / highest ask seen .3000]
Feb 14: 19,216 [highest bid .2558 / 15,200 at .2588/.2753 / ask seen .3000]
Feb 18: 563 [highest bid .2586 / highest ask seen .3000 - ignore 2 x 12,200]
Feb 19: 37,818 [highest bid fill .2500 / highest ask seen .3000]
Feb 20: 19,434 [highest bid fill .2500 / highest ask seen .3000]
Feb 21: 207 [203 bought on ask .2900/.2925 - highest ask seen .3000]
Feb 24: 35,606 [highest bid fill .2500 / highest ask seen .2950]
Feb 25: 75,170 [highest bid .2600 / highest ask seen .2950]
Feb 26: 805 [highest bid .2640 / 500 at .2640 - highest ask seen .2950]
Feb 27: 39,765 [highest bid .2200 / highest walked down ask seen .2600]
Feb 28: 2,970 [highest bid fill .2500 / highest walked down ask seen .2600]
Mar 3: 48,250 [highest bid fill .2250 / highest ask seen .2950]
Mar 4: 90,781 [highest bid fill .2537 / highest ask seen .2950]
Mar 5: 5,416 [highest bid fill .2670 / highest ask seen .2950]
Mar 6: 50,800 [highest bid fill .2300 / highest ask seen .2800]
Mar 9: 27,727 [highest bid seen .2000 / highest ask seen .2300]
Mar 10: 3,465 [highest bid fill .2039 / highest ask seen .2278]
Mar 11: 8,626 [highest visible bid .1901 / highest ask buy .2300]
Mar 12: 440 [highest bid fill .2071 / highest ask seen .2725]
Mar 13: 15,862 [highest visible bid .1900 / highest ask seen .3000]
Mar 16: 1,000 [highest visible bid .1900 / highest ask seen .2950]
Mar 17: 8,192 [highest visible bid .1910 / highest ask seen .2950]
Mar 18: 2,801 [highest known bid .1735 / highest ask seen .2950]
Mar 19: 1,000 [highest known bid .1046 / highest ask seen .2500]
Mar 24: 3,500 [highest visible bid .1050 / all .2000 / highest ask seen .2480]
Mar 25: 1,282 [highest visible bid .1250 / highest ask hit .2400 / seen .2725]
Mar 26: 1,300 [highest visible bid .1300 / highest ask hit .2410 / seen .2725]
Apr 1: 7,134 [highest visible bid .2200 / all .2200 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 2: 2,595 [highest visible bid .1500 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 3: 1.750 [highest visible bid .1450 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 6: 1,498 [highest visible bid .1450 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 7: 89 [highest visible bid .1400 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 8: 150 [highest visible bid .1680 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 9: 277 [highest visible bid .1600 / highest ask seen .2725]
Apr 13: 170 [highest visible bid .1600 / highest ask see .2480]

Total: 2,196,028


Bought at .0600 > .1999:

Dec 9: 14,590 [shorted at .1550 bypassing invisible bid at .2000]
Dec 10: 100 [shorted at .1500 bypassing invisible bid at .2000]
Dec 11: 49,500 [20,950 .1500/.1600 + 20,000 .1895/.1899]
Dec 12: 13,900 [all .1895 > .1975]
Dec 16: 2,800 [all .1760 from a paint down]
Mar 19: 16,325 [10,000 .0600 / remainder mostly .1700 > .1980]
Mar 20: 14,690 [highest bid fill .1330 / highest ask fill .1350]
Mar 23: 1,190 [highest bid seen .1000 / all bought .1460 / highest ask .1480]
Mar 24: 1 [paint down at .1000 at open - all other trades ask buys .2000]

Total: 113,096

Assume following worst case prior from loading on January 14:

Bought at 1.000 [.0005]: 10,000 [20M] [estimate]

Bought at .8000 [.0004]: 23,000 [46M] [estimate]

Bought at .6000 [.0003]: 50,000 [100M] [estimate]

Bought at .4000 [.0002] 200,000 [400M] [estimate]

Total: 283,000 [566M] [precise]




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It seems the digital world and power supply have locked in a new dance as DayOne Data Centers teams up with Sembcorp Utilities. It's high time we gave this story a solid look, especially with data centers gobbling energy faster than my old trading partner downs an espresso. Tackling Energy Constraints Head-On The digital infrastructure beast is hungry for power, and...

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West Fraser Tackles Grim Quarter: Indefinite Mill Closures

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Bracing For Impact: The Tough Truth About West Fraser's Recent Moves Things are looking a bit bleak over at West Fraser Timber Co. They've just dropped their Q3 2026 results, ringing the bell with a hefty $80 million loss. As if that wasn't enough, the company's decided to indefinitely curtail a couple of mills—one in Lanett, Alabama and the other in Leola, Arkansas....

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H.R. 10549: Hope Charities Pushes for Pharmacy Freedom

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Hope Charities Takes a Stand for Patients In Prairieville, Hope Charities is throwing its weight behind a bill they believe is brewing up a patient revolution. The Patients Choice in Specialty Pharmacy Act, otherwise known as H.R. 10549, sparked by Representatives Neal Dunn and Joe Wilson, tackles the comfortable partnerships some insurers have been enjoying with their...

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Experience the Magic of Holidays in Wimberley, Texas

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Wimberley: A Magical Destination This Holiday Season The holiday season brings an enchanting atmosphere filled with sparkling lights, beloved traditions, and joyful celebrations for families. Imagine a place where every day feels like Christmas morning, creating memories that last a lifetime. Hometown Holidays: A Celebration of Joy This year, Wimberley, located in the...

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DIAGNOS Announces Extension of Stock Warrants for Investors

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DIAGNOS Extends Stock Warrants for Investors Quebec-based Diagnos Inc. (TSX Venture: ADK, OTCQB: DGNOF, FWB: 4D4A), known for its innovative technology in early detection of health issues, recently announced an extension for the exercise period of certain stock warrants. This extension covers an aggregate of 650,000 stock warrants issued during a non-brokered private...

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DICK'S Sporting Goods Initiates Exchange Offer for Foot Locker Debt

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DICK'S Sporting Goods Launches Debt Exchange Offer DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc. (NYSE: DKS), a prominent U.S. full-line omni-channel sporting goods retailer, has officially announced a strategic move to enhance its financial leverage through the initiation of an exchange offer. This move comes as part of their anticipated acquisition of Foot Locker, Inc. Understanding the...

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Investors of Customers Bancorp Can Pursue Class Action Claims

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Class Action Lawsuit Filed for Customers Bancorp Investors In recent developments, Glancy Prongay & Murray LLP, a significant player in shareholder rights law, has announced the filing of a class action lawsuit aimed at protecting investors of Customers Bancorp, Inc. This lawsuit is particularly relevant for those who purchased shares between March 1, 2024, and August 8,...

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Shenzhen's Innovative Blue Carbon Model Shines at UN Conference

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Shenzhen's Blue Carbon Initiative at Global Stages At the recent UN Climate Change Conference, Shenzhen grabbed attention as a leader in blue carbon initiatives. The conference provided a vibrant platform for dialogue on the role of mangroves in climate governance and sustainable development. The event, titled "Blue Carbon for a Greener Future, Mangroves for Shared...

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