TVI Pacific Inc. V.TVI

To the TD client

[chief2]

New to this site, but long term substantial holder of TVI. Had to finally put this out there.

Whenever there is any price momentum with TVI, a certain TD trader drops the price near the end of the trading day.  Question to the sabateur - Do you really need $30 that badly when you sell 1000 shares each time? what is your motive? Sure - there are many TD traders, but this pattern has been going on for two years.

[d1investor]

interesting, I've never noticed that, but I have noticed in other stocks as well, the end of day low volume deal to drop price.  I am also curious why someone would do that.  

[rockingrooster]

Motive is simply to hold it down in order to pick up shares at the hold down price.Must be someone that obviously  is not paying the $10 trade commission.No real shorting happening with TVI.Once we get some serious price movement this will stop.gltu

[babybunny]

Welcome to the board chief2.  Be forewarned, you will soon bump into an extraordinarily colourful and cryptic poster. As for the motive, here are my thougts. Normally, this situation is the classic "death by a thousand cuts".  This occurs on exchanges such as Bolsa Lisboa and Nasdaq where all trading is done with a market maker.  The market maker wil punish a limit order

[kcuhc11]

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