Trading Summary - August 2. A satisfactory stat
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Posted On: 08/02/2022 4:10:17 PM
Trading Summary - August 2.
A satisfactory status quo day for $SFLM.
Confirmation in news today of $1.023M in sales from just the first 4 auctions of Q3 which equates to an annualized rate of $13.3M.
At the open, when traders failed to hit the ask at .0008 and .0009 from orders placed before the open - which is what is required for an upward move - one of the low level flippers added back another 6M as usual.
Asks at .0008 were in the 5.9M (at open) > 16M range (peak) reduced to 11.5M before the close (after buys) and 2.3M after the close (when day trades cancelled out).
Throughout the day, the bid at .0007 was topped up adequately whenever some of the funds were used to hit the ask instead - to a peak of 17.8M.
There have been no significant fills at .0006 in weeks since the last time the .0008s were almost gone with 3M left - and none at all recently.
Overall, 11.3M shares were traded today on $SFLM.
There has been no significant dilution in 2021 or 2022 compared to the volume traded in any period of increase - as explained in the DD (see link below).
Latest DD here:
https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=6446299
Major catalysts ahead in 2022 are:
- Continued excellent revenue growth from the core Jewelry Division.
- Updates on the Metaverse Division.
- Updates on the NFT Division.
- Updates on Bitcoin activities.
- Acquisitions of other collectibles companies - some already in discussions.
- OTCQB / NASDAQ uplisting or IPO.
- Further steps / share reductions in the Shareholder Protection Initiative.
- Anticipated record breaking 2022 Q2 filing.
Watch out for PRs / updates ahead on one or more of the following:
- Further updates on the Metaverse Division.
- Next step in the Shareholder Protection Initiative.
- Record Q2 and progress so far in Q3.
I'll update later on the Week 31 Revenue.
A satisfactory status quo day for $SFLM.
Confirmation in news today of $1.023M in sales from just the first 4 auctions of Q3 which equates to an annualized rate of $13.3M.
At the open, when traders failed to hit the ask at .0008 and .0009 from orders placed before the open - which is what is required for an upward move - one of the low level flippers added back another 6M as usual.
Asks at .0008 were in the 5.9M (at open) > 16M range (peak) reduced to 11.5M before the close (after buys) and 2.3M after the close (when day trades cancelled out).
Throughout the day, the bid at .0007 was topped up adequately whenever some of the funds were used to hit the ask instead - to a peak of 17.8M.
There have been no significant fills at .0006 in weeks since the last time the .0008s were almost gone with 3M left - and none at all recently.
Overall, 11.3M shares were traded today on $SFLM.
There has been no significant dilution in 2021 or 2022 compared to the volume traded in any period of increase - as explained in the DD (see link below).
Latest DD here:
https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=6446299
Major catalysts ahead in 2022 are:
- Continued excellent revenue growth from the core Jewelry Division.
- Updates on the Metaverse Division.
- Updates on the NFT Division.
- Updates on Bitcoin activities.
- Acquisitions of other collectibles companies - some already in discussions.
- OTCQB / NASDAQ uplisting or IPO.
- Further steps / share reductions in the Shareholder Protection Initiative.
- Anticipated record breaking 2022 Q2 filing.
Watch out for PRs / updates ahead on one or more of the following:
- Further updates on the Metaverse Division.
- Next step in the Shareholder Protection Initiative.
- Record Q2 and progress so far in Q3.
I'll update later on the Week 31 Revenue.
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