Post by
Toppert1 on Dec 12, 2024 2:32pm
That was strange, but not unusual
There were 9000 shares showing on the bid at 60.
Someone put in a sell order, 2700 were filled, and the bid disappeared.
Yesterday there were thousands bid at 58 and 59 at the close.
Those bids materialized in the final minutes, when there was virtually no chance of getting filled.
The stock was offered at 60.
Those bids disappeared after the close, and the stock closed 57 bid.
Someone is gaming this stock.
It's as obvious as the nose on your face.
Comment by
TheShare on Dec 12, 2024 2:58pm
That's going on for years and it's called manipulation. That you find it out now shows what an amateur you are.
Comment by
TOCKY8008 on Dec 12, 2024 2:58pm
TopTop, As a ex employee of a financial institution, I am pretty sure that you KNOW that orders are placed for the day, month's end or until a certain date or until cancelled. So for orders to disappear after market close is not unusual or strange, obviously. Fluffing again? TOCKY8008
Comment by
Toppert1 on Dec 12, 2024 7:14pm
You might want to read posts carefully before shooting your mouth off: "Those bids materialized in the final minutes, when there was virtually no chance of getting filled." In simpler terms, terms that you might understand better, people don't usually put in day orders to buy thousands of shares below the market one or two minutes before the close. Hahaha
Comment by
Toppert1 on Dec 12, 2024 9:38pm
Somebody is at it again. That post just had 100+ "reads" in less than 5 minutes. Lol. Working furiously to dilute posts from disbelievers. Probably one of the same people who go back and forth and back and forth liking their own posts. Go right ahead and waste as much time as you can, whoever is doing it. It's not going to make any difference to the outcome at all.