RE: Tax Loss SellingWelcome to 2006, a new calendar year, Unclerico.
(Though I think I already wished you a happy New Year !)
Generally people take tax loss at the END of a tax year.
Generally a tax loss sale is at a lower price than purchase - which even at today's price is a lot less than all moving averages and pre-consolidation price.
Which might explain the NVO graphs through November and December.
The anomaly post Dec 22 is either just that IMHO, an anomaly, perhaps due to errors from a select handful of brokers or retails that followed. Those who sold the more of their NVO into the frenzy and took less of a loss congratz.
If I infer someone should read their non-disclosure agreement that does not make me a basher... perhaps your devil's advocate long?
LOL.