Post by
eileenwright999 on Oct 08, 2024 12:09pm
small trades
I'm hoping someone can answer this for me as I am a very uneducated investor.
Why would someone trade less than 500 shares when the price is so low? I have seen many of these trades over the years her for as little as 1 share. And it seems Latimer is always part of those weird trades. I did some research a ways back and someone said that they are trading signals. I looked at patterns...like today's first trade was 325 (which I read 300 means take it down), and lo and behold it goes down.
I asked this question a few years ago and got bashed for it. Nobody had any real input. It is bugging me too much. I'd like an answer.
Is there anything to this or is it all coincidence and Latimer just likes small trades?
Comment by
eileenwright999 on Oct 09, 2024 2:00pm
Thank you for taking the time to write this out, BlueJays9293. I really appreciate it!
Comment by
BlueJays9293 on Oct 09, 2024 3:21am
Being long 'inventory' can only cost you what you paid for it. A long 'inventory' can only go to zero, nothing more, but a short inventory, can go to infinity. Being short 'inventory', can take down an entire firm. Just ask the boutique funds in October of 2008 that needed Volkswagon shares by the end of the day or they were done. Good luck to you Eileen Wright?
Comment by
SimonSaid on Oct 09, 2024 11:17am
Never quite understood the shorting of EDT; upside limited to cents, but the downside could be significant once the trial and subsequent FDA approval occurs...am I missing something?