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Hey Golddiggers1

[explorer14]

Do you have any statistics on the amount of shares that was sold by 123 Citigroup over the las few weeks?

[gold_diggers1]

explorer14 - "Do you have any statistics on the amount of shares that was sold by 123 Citigroup over the las few weeks?" . Here it is for the last 30 days. And actually when I checked, CitiGroup actually bought shares before Oct 3, look at Sept 24?!.... They only started this 500 shares Robosell in the last few days.... it just seems forever, isn't it

[gold_diggers1]

explorer14 - "Do you have any statistics on the amount of shares that was sold by 123 Citigroup over the las few weeks?" . Here's for the last 6 months..... Look like #123 bought at higher prices than selling.... But dont know whether #123 bought with 500 shares at a time previously.... . Date Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net

[explorer14]

Thanks GoldDiggers1 123 Citigroup, is working on VTR's case for over one week I've noticed they never sell big amount of shares each trade but it is kind of surgical selling  trying to inflict as much pain it is possible to get.

[VentureTrader1]

I've seen lots of huge disconnects in the market between company value and market value, but honestly, I've never seen something quite like this.  Usually when the market gets really down on a company its in the context of an overall collapse of the market or sector (2008) or because of some really bad company news (out of cash, didn't get a drug approval, government nationalized

[gold_diggers1]

VT1 - maybe some investment houses get p**sed by someone or someones at VTR??.... such as did not get offered PP in the past when they wanted to join in?   Now, they  are showing/telling you who is truely/really in charge?!....  Maybe my 100K at $.10 will get filled after all?! . GLTA  

[VentureTrader1]

gd1 - 'Now, they are showing/telling you who is truely/really in charge?!....'  I keep wondering about that - you'd think over time the pattern would be apparent in the selling.  But it seems to just round-robin between the different brokerages (other than BMO liquidating their position).