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Forte Group Holdings Inc C.FGH

Alternate Symbol(s):  FGHFF

Forte Group Holdings Inc. is a diversified lifestyle and wellness consumer packaged goods company. The Company develops and manufactures a range of alkaline and mineral-enriched beverages and nutraceutical supplements for both its TRACE brand and private-label clients. It operates through two segments: alkaline and mineralized beverages and supplements and eCommerce. The alkaline and mineralized beverages include the development and manufacturing of the TRACE brand and other beverages and supplements. The eCommerce segment includes direct-to-customer sales of natural health products. The Company owns a pristine natural alkaline spring water aquifer and operates a 40,000-square-foot, Health Canada-and HACCP-certified manufacturing facility near Osoyoos, British Columbia. The Company’s distribution network includes traditional retail and e-commerce channels, delivering wellness-focused products directly to consumers through its innovative offerings.


CSE:FGH - Post by User

Post by luckyAFon Oct 01, 2020 12:14pm
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Post# 31650282

What the bid says...

What the bid says...When you see a huge jump in volume on an illiquid stock. And that volume is imbalanced (ie: initiated by sellers). And that volume quickly dries up, followed by:
 - massive orders posted on the bid
 - inside the high volume range of the 2/3 day market profile
 - that aren't being hit

It often means the party posting the buy orders knows they aren't going to get filled. And they are trying to window dress and encourage buyers to return to the market to make the chart look less scary before selling resumes.

For what it's worth, I've been trading many different types of markets for a very very long time. There are other explanations for this activity, this is just an (educated) hypothesis.
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