RE: RE: RE: Take over !!!!!!!!Trading large volume in same house is called a block trade. Typically these occur when a shareholder having a large position wants out and seeks out buyers. They agree on a price for the transaction (typically below the present market price). The seller sells down to the agreed upon price and then the trade happens. It shows up as a trade inhouse to avoid the huge fees of buying on the open market. When such large trades go through the paperwork happens at one brokerage yet they still have to show it as a trade on the market to show the shares trading hands. They send this as a trade to themselves. Large block trades tend to signal a bottom when a stock is falling steeply like PHC has been. The seller no longer has shares so the downward pressure is gone. Not only that the buyer who purchased the block of shares wants to protect his investment so keeps some cash on the sidelines to support the share price. Once other investors see the stock has bottomed they are willing to step in and buy and nice rallys can happen. In this investing climate who knows about if the rally will continue but I am confident we have seen our lows for PHC.