Route1 Inc V.ROI

ROI - All in the family?

[knowsjack]

One can just imagine the dinner table talk ...
'Nope I didn't sell anythin' today neetherr '
'Oh yah. It's a day of the week so - me too!'
...la, la, la...

...Groundhog day dinners.
...Every day.
...As the ROI enterprise just spins in the same old $0.03cent swirlies.

Scintillating.


dyodd

knowjack

[Pandora]

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[Pandora]

Keep in mind there is one individual from House 84 that buys 1 or 2 thousand almost each and every day each week. He/she has been doing that for at least 3 years and maybe longer. Must have a boatload of shares. Presumably management knows the individual eventually he/she will own the Company. There are 42.5M shares out. Between the CEO and this individual they must own the bulk of the shares. I

[knowsjack]

A quick google shows that # 84 is a brokerage. It's called ITG. Mabe ITG is the market maker on ROI - buying on it's own account, hoping for a market for dead stuff some day but obviously not spending anything real on it. Or maybe it's 2 of the ROI family members who both have accounts at ITG -  the seller wants out and the buyer wants in but only wants to spend a part of her

[flubber2k24]

Certainly seems like a marketmaker doing a Weekend at Bernie's thing. https://itg84.com/market-making/

[Pandora]

824K shares moved so far today. Someone is up to something. Anonymous, TD and BMO seem to have the biggest numbers. Certainly different than the average 2K day.

[Pandora]

1.52M shares traded at 4 p.m. (not factoring in whatever might be on the delayed time of Stockwatch) For a Company that trades at an average around 2000 a day it does not get halted and no explnation required of management??? Of course the standard answer on that question is normally "I have no idea". And the large volume is mostly with a negative price -- down 1 cent at 2 cents (-33%