Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc V.YFI

Alternate Symbol(s): KPIFF

Technology Communication Equipment

Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc. is engaged in Spectrum Slicing technology for residential and commercial markets. The Company develops advanced wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) silicon solutions, access points, and intellectual property (IP) licensing designed to meet the service needs of service providers and their customers. Its physical layer Spectrum Slicing allows a frequency band to be divided, or sliced, to enable more radios to operate in a given area. Its silicon solutions are products delivering multiple, concurrent channels of Tx and Rx from a single, Wi-Fi standard compliant radio. Its Spectrum Slicing powered products are designed to address the needs of carrier-class, high-density Wi-Fi for both residential and commercial deployments. Its products are designed with its comprehensive, user- friendly and intuitive Element Management System-EdgeNet, that offers service providers with flexibility in configuring and independently monitoring each 802.11 channel in the network.

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Post by RoyallyScrewedon Jun 11, 2024 5:52pm

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AI gone amuck?

I asked Copilot about todays trades because I had a suspicion it was market makers at work using alogarithms. Or maybe the trading is being hacked by a rogue AP with AI installed. :-)

The question I asked was,
"Why are some stock trades broken into several or many smaller trades in quick succession within seconds of each other?" -- Answer below todays trading chart.

Recent Trades - Last 10 of 11

More trades...

Time ET	Ex	Price	Change	Volume	Buyer	Seller	Markers
15:54:51	V	0.045		25,000	2 RBC	1 Anonymous	K
09:57:50	V	0.05	0.005	1,000	7 TD Sec	1 Anonymous	K
09:57:50	V	0.05	0.005	12,000	7 TD Sec	1 Anonymous	K
09:57:50	V	0.05	0.005	9,000	7 TD Sec	1 Anonymous	K
09:57:50	V	0.05	0.005	30,000	7 TD Sec	7 TD Sec	K
09:48:27	V	0.05	0.005	1,000	2 RBC	1 Anonymous	K
09:48:27	V	0.05	0.005	5,000	2 RBC	1 Anonymous	KL
09:48:27	O	0.05	0.005	6,000	2 RBC	1 Anonymous	K
09:48:27	H	0.05	0.005	5,000	2 RBC	1 Anonymous	K
09:48:27	H	0.05	0.005	8,000	2 RBC	1 Anonymous	K

When you observe stock trades being broken into smaller transactions within seconds, it’s often due to algorithmic trading strategies and market fragmentation. Here are some reasons:

Liquidity: Algorithms aim to execute trades efficiently by breaking them into smaller chunks. This allows them to access available liquidity across various exchanges or dark pools.
Price Impact: Large trades can significantly impact prices. Smaller trades help mitigate this impact, especially for illiquid stocks.
Market Makers: Some algorithms act as market makers, continuously providing liquidity by buying and selling. Breaking trades helps them manage risk.
Regulations: Regulatory rules may require breaking large orders to prevent market manipulation or excessive volatility.
Speed: Algorithms execute trades in milliseconds. Breaking them into smaller parts allows for faster execution.