Medivolve Inc MEDVF

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Medivolve Inc. is a Canadian healthcare technology company. The Company and its subsidiaries, Medivolve Pharmacy Inc. (doing business as Marbella Pharmacy) and Kedy Ying Jao D.O., a Medical Corporation, operate a distributed network of two retail patient-care locations in California, United States. It has two business units: Medivolve Pharmacy Division (MPD) and Medivolve Clinic Services Division (MCSD). MPD provides retail pharmacy and mail-order pharmacy services related to COVID-19, antibiotics, dermatology, family medicine, immunology, neurology, pain management, pediatrics, preventive medicine and psychiatry to patients in Southern California. MCSD provides licensed healthcare through a clinic in Brea, California, United States. MCSD is focused on developing a telehealth platform, which connects patients with physicians, and facilitates and manages the provision of virtual consultation, diagnosis, and treatment services in partnership with qualified health practitioners.

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Comment by Sarb99on Jan 06, 2021 1:23pm

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RE:RE:RE:Don't know if there is anything to conclude about this

A big cross trade is good for Medivolve stock. Here is an example, if this person wanted to sell 1.5 million shares in the open market, guaranteed price probably gone down. Anon could have used this to manipulate and drive down the share price.

A trade of securities involving buy and sell orders for the same securities which are offset without recording the trade on the exchange. Pre-arranged cross trades are generally not permitted by most exchanges except in specific circumstances. For example, section 633(5) of the TSX Company Manual provides that a participating organization may distribute the whole of a control block sale to its own clients by means of a cross trade. Established crossing rules require that, prior to execution, all orders that are entered on any Canadian exchange at better prices than the price of the proposed cross trade must be filled in full. If the market is to be moved before execution of a cross trade, the responsible registered trader should be notified in advance.