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Encanto Potash Corp V.EPO.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  ENCTF

Encanto Potash Corp. is a Canada-based exploration and development company that is focused on potash properties in the Province of Saskatchewan. The Company is focused on the development of Muskowekwan First Nation (MFN) reserve lands located approximately 100 kilometers north of Regina, Saskatchewan. The Company's wholly owned subsidiaries include Encanto Resources Ltd and Encanto Trading Corp.


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Post by go.faster@ymail.comon Sep 21, 2017 10:30am
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ATS - Alternative Trading Systems (Tri-Act et al)...hmmmmm

ATS - Alternative Trading Systems (Tri-Act et al)...hmmmmmOften times, institutional investors use an ATS to find counterparties for transactions instead of trading large blocks of shares on national stock exchanges. These actions may be designed to conceal trading from public view since ATS transactions don’t appear on national exchange order books. For example, a hedge fund interested in building a large position in an equity may use an ATS to prevent other investors from buying in advance. ATSs used for these purposes may also be referred to as dark pools.


To avoid the transparency of public exchanges and ensure liquidity for large block trades, several of the investment banks established private exchanges, which came to be known as dark pools. For traders with large orders who are unable to place them on the public exchanges, or want to avoid telegraphing their intent, dark pools provide a market of buyers and sellers with the liquidity to execute the trade. In 2016, there are more than 50 dark pools operating in the United States, run mostly by investment banks.

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