Voltalia Ord Shs VLTAF

Who is Other?

[gold_diggers1]

Scotia and RBC's turn to dump VTR.... what a dog......   any toe nails coming out just got clipped by various gamers?!.....  while Other bought most of them all....Who is Other?

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Time	Price	Volume	Buyer	Seller
10:09:11	0.53	500	Other	Scotia Capital Inc.
10:09:11	0.53	2,000	ITG Canada Corp.	Scotia Capital Inc.
10:09:11	0.53	500	Other	Scotia Capital Inc.
10:09:11	0.53	1,000	Other	Scotia Capital Inc.
10:09:11	0.53	1,000	Other	Scotia Capital Inc.
10:09:11	0.53	24,000	Other	Scotia Capital Inc.
09:45:53	0.53	9,000	Other	TD Securities Inc.
09:45:12	0.53	1,500	Other	RBC Capital Markets
09:45:12	0.53	500	Other	RBC Capital Markets
09:45:12	0.53	1,000	Other	RBC Capital Markets

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GLTA

[VentureTrader1]

The way the market and the sector's dumping - .37 coming soon.  Yes, it's a real dog this one.  A big mistake...

[Bpultra]

really surprised as to how well vtr is hanging in ?? I thought for sure it would be in the 40's ?

[Mick16]

Really BP???  Didn't you learn your lesson the other day when you jinxed us?? :-)

[ALLEN4]

Yes we are doing not bad today.  ORE down 7 per cent.  Gold ETFs including NUGT and HGU are down.  KGN down.   I am not going to get wound up about two cents off for VTR.  Its way, way premature to start thinking this is a bad investment.  October is a tough month, and the consensus has gold stocks correcting throughout the month.   Looking forward to

[Bpultra]

POG drop is good.. lets hope these guys are right.. seems some other techy's like the drop in pog as well..https://www.thegoldandoilguy.com/articles/

[VentureTrader1]

I'm not saying that Volta is a bad company, or that mgmt is doing a bad job, or that things won't ever turn around for them, but I think objectively, unless you bought your entire position into the lows at <= .5 (or have managed to somehow trade your way into that position) it's been a terrible investment.  Even somebody who bought in recently at the 'bargain price' of

[Mick16]

Or take your licks and get out now!!

[VentureTrader1]

Yes, it's an option, maybe the right one, although the time to do that was back when it was 1.80 down from 2.10, not .54 down from 2.10.  Now, though, beat down as it is, there's probable a better chance of mean reversion to put the company performance back closer to industry norms - maybe a rally up to .90.  Which would still be brutal, but a big recovery in percentage terms

[Mick16]

I'm gonna get my ACB as low as possible if there is another sell off and then leave it in the hands of the gods, way I see it, I can lose money now while I'm young, but I have to take a stand against Mr Market which has manipulated me in every possible way in the past, made me sell in a panic cos I got scared, made me buy at the high cos I didn't want to miss out on the upside.  I

[VentureTrader1]

I'm gonna get my ACB as low as possible if there is another sell off and then leave it in the hands of the gods   There's something to be said for that approach, especially if you're in a fundamentally good company and a bull market for that company.  I've owned a lot of really good companies and made good money on them, but would have made a lot more if I'd held

[ALLEN4]

VentureTrader1, all good points.   I agree with the sentiment that its too late to sell now if you are trading on technicals.   We stalled for a long time at about $2.40 and that could have been a clue, or you could have seen it as base building for the next move up.  After that the breakdown below $2.00 was a serious technical event.  But no point in beating