RE:RE:RE:La couverture analytiqueTbh, I think its Marshall-Barwick reducing their position further which is putting pressure on the stock. I would assume other firms are slowly accumulating it at these prices but who doesn't want to buy as low as possible and since there is no news or earnings coming out there is no rush to hit the offer.
Of course this is just my speculation but since Marshall-Barwick's last disclosure on June 18th where they reduced their position to under 10% they are now no longer required to declare their sells and I see constant selling pressure.
I am not sure if its them and if so how much they want to reduce their position by or if they want to fully cash out. But until the selling pressure is gone, or there is some good news I doubt we will be going back up meaningfully.