Post by
heavyvolume on Sep 24, 2016 9:07pm
Heavy anonymous selling Thursday and Friday
Anonymous was the #1 dumper of shares during the relief rally from oversold which happened late this week on Thursday and Friday.
From my perspective, the market professional have herded a whole new set of holders into a narrow path for the next round of massacre and shareholder wealth destruction.
I see no reason why the "anonymous" flag is permitted. This was meant for a previous era. The goal of the public market is to have a fair playing field but we are far from that these days. Fortunately, the everyday investors are catching up to the professionals with sites like stockwatch (any others as good?). I'm not connected at all with stockwatch, just a very happy subscriber and the free 30 days for non-market investors is a must for anyone self-investing.
I hope I am wrong here and that we'll have good news next week but, if there is any bad news, don't be surprised to see sequential days of red as we have seen since failed failed guidance. We could be down 50% by next weekend.
Some of the large institutions that were fooled into buying this would have used these two up days to sell under the anonymous broker flag. This makes me ill. I hope no fellow retail investors bought into this bull trap.
House Positions for C:CXR from 20160922 to 20160923 |
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House |
Bought |
$Val |
Ave |
Sold |
$Val |
Ave |
Net |
$Net |
79 CIBC |
834,787 |
5,450,893 |
6.53 |
610,993 |
4,017,629 |
6.576 |
223,794 |
-1,433,264 |
80 National Bank |
102,221 |
677,905 |
6.632 |
50,835 |
334,228 |
6.575 |
51,386 |
-343,677 |
90 Barclays |
88,100 |
539,172 |
6.12 |
37,692 |
258,602 |
6.861 |
50,408 |
-280,570 |
13 Instinet |
276,900 |
1,774,826 |
6.41 |
234,800 |
1,561,458 |
6.65 |
42,100 |
-213,368 |
7 TD Sec |
783,777 |
5,165,620 |
6.591 |
747,986 |
4,912,508 |
6.568 |
35,791 |
-253,112 |
76 Industrial Alliance |
23,600 |
157,357 |
6.668 |
650 |
4,406 |
6.778 |
22,950 |
-152,951 |
2 RBC |
260,816 |
1,751,499 |
6.715 |
240,639 |
1,590,640 |
6.61 |
20,177 |
-160,859 |
101 SG Capital |
49,205 |
313,515 |
6.372 |
31,500 |
202,054 |
6.414 |
17,705 |
-111,461 |
102 Lakeshore |
15,100 |
91,852 |
6.083 |
2,478 |
15,665 |
6.322 |
12,622 |
-76,187 |
15 UBS |
36,947 |
234,125 |
6.337 |
27,377 |
186,460 |
6.811 |
9,570 |
-47,665 |
9 BMO Nesbitt |
141,155 |
936,950 |
6.638 |
134,875 |
874,505 |
6.484 |
6,280 |
-62,445 |
99 Jitney |
48,814 |
319,525 |
6.546 |
46,242 |
308,446 |
6.67 |
2,572 |
-11,079 |
65 Goldman |
21,500 |
146,037 |
6.792 |
19,000 |
131,308 |
6.911 |
2,500 |
-14,729 |
22 Fidelity |
2,500 |
17,893 |
7.157 |
225 |
1,362 |
6.053 |
2,275 |
-16,531 |
33 Canaccord |
3,175 |
20,355 |
6.411 |
1,155 |
7,139 |
6.181 |
2,020 |
-13,216 |
18 Echelon |
2,000 |
13,980 |
6.99 |
0 |
|
2,000 |
-13,980 |
143 Pershing |
2,000 |
12,911 |
6.456 |
0 |
|
2,000 |
-12,911 |
89 Raymond James |
2,300 |
13,787 |
5.994 |
365 |
2,284 |
6.258 |
1,935 |
-11,503 |
97 M Partners |
1,500 |
9,880 |
6.587 |
0 |
|
1,500 |
-9,880 |
68 Leede |
1,500 |
10,425 |
6.95 |
0 |
|
1,500 |
-10,425 |
72 Credit Suisse |
4,521 |
30,279 |
6.697 |
3,200 |
19,746 |
6.171 |
1,321 |
-10,533 |
74 GMP |
25,000 |
166,598 |
6.664 |
23,775 |
157,777 |
6.636 |
1,225 |
-8,821 |
57 Interactive |
1,330 |
8,631 |
6.489 |
270 |
1,778 |
6.585 |
1,060 |
-6,853 |
59 PI |
1,000 |
6,908 |
6.908 |
0 |
|
1,000 |
-6,908 |
25 Odlum |
3,000 |
20,156 |
6.719 |
2,000 |
13,560 |
6.78 |
1,000 |
-6,596 |
58 Qtrade |
24,320 |
155,748 |
6.404 |
23,800 |
151,215 |
6.354 |
520 |
-4,533 |
56 Edward Jones |
1,600 |
9,982 |
6.239 |
1,100 |
6,707 |
6.097 |
500 |
-3,275 |
62 Haywood |
0 |
|
410 |
2,631 |
6.417 |
-410 |
2,631 |
27 Dundee |
0 |
|
900 |
6,282 |
6.98 |
-900 |
6,282 |
124 Questrade |
6,871 |
45,375 |
6.604 |
7,956 |
51,110 |
6.424 |
-1,085 |
5,735 |
88 Credential |
1,200 |
8,200 |
6.833 |
2,800 |
17,628 |
6.296 |
-1,600 |
9,428 |
28 BBS |
420 |
2,863 |
6.817 |
2,311 |
14,337 |
6.204 |
-1,891 |
11,474 |
19 Desjardins |
13,257 |
87,750 |
6.619 |
15,383 |
101,570 |
6.603 |
-2,126 |
13,820 |
48 Laurentian |
0 |
|
4,100 |
27,747 |
6.768 |
-4,100 |
27,747 |
39 Merrill Lynch |
141,247 |
904,913 |
6.407 |
177,040 |
1,118,409 |
6.317 |
-35,793 |
213,496 |
53 Morgan Stanley |
8,372 |
52,808 |
6.308 |
54,548 |
353,825 |
6.486 |
-46,176 |
301,017 |
85 Scotia |
178,271 |
1,166,473 |
6.543 |
230,540 |
1,507,425 |
6.539 |
-52,269 |
340,952 |
14 ITG |
950 |
6,381 |
6.717 |
67,588 |
409,261 |
6.055 |
-66,638 |
402,880 |
1 Anonymous |
827,699 |
5,367,498 |
6.485 |
1,132,422 |
7,329,368 |
6.472 |
-304,723 |
1,961,870 |
TOTAL |
3,936,955 |
25,699,070 |
6.528 |
3,936,955 |
25,699,070 |
6.528 |
0 |
0 |
Comment by
InsiderTrader on Sep 24, 2016 9:54pm
Disagree because I was trapped in the news of a buyout in June. And that was bad insider news and just a way certain institutions dumped. So I don't really trust the theory "if share price moves up that means its good news" story - at least not with this stock.
Comment by
heavyvolume on Sep 24, 2016 10:12pm
Buriedincxr1, I agree 100% with you on this post. If we see three days of upsides after these last two days, that will be a call to go long. Right now, sidelines or short is the place to be.
Comment by
Buriedincxr1 on Sep 24, 2016 10:42pm
I'm not sure if Thompson losing his shares is good or bad for the SP. so I don't consider that to be a good rumour.