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10.17p paid for 130,000....... Wasn't me!!!!!!.....:-)
Sometimes orders that are extreme are left on the book over night by some investors who know they won't ever be filled. I suspect that was what you saw with the 15p offer. This morning as the orders are laced on the book before the auction....that will be well down the line to be filled.....:-) Nice if we could get it though!!!!
Can someone please tell me why it shows above, ask 15p? and, if correct, how to try and get it
Here is a list provided by the London Stock Exchange.... http://www.londonstockexchange.com/prices-and-markets/stocks/tools-and-services/direct-market-access/dma-providers/dmaproviders.htm
An "A" trade is a trade done by a trader with DMA. It is not that new. If you look at the Level2 book you will see many prices up there with no mm name behind them. You pay for the privilege of having access to the book. The trades on the book are only the trades that are not matched and can be there all day. "O" trades will usually come in between the best bid/offer price quoted... With DMA, you pay the full ask and take the full bid..... Your green grocer analogy is spot on.....with DMA...that is exactly what you are doing... Have a read of this from the London Stock Exchange....... http://www.londonstockexchange.com/prices-and-markets/stocks/tools-and-services/direct-market-access/direct-market-access.htm
If you click on o or a on the above trades it states that O is an ordinary trade and A automatic execution Not exactly the same as you say. How on earth can an ordinary small punter buy on the bid. It would be like going into a green grocer and wanting to buy at wholesale price. How do MMs etc make a turn o. Your system?
I don't use them myself. I just don't trade as often to make it pay......If you trade regularly enough each month, it can cut your commission. I think ADVFN also offer a platform. The cfd's are only one aspect of the trading platforms. You can also just trade the stocks on an individual bases as well...
plus500 and equitrade both seem to be contract-for-difference only, CFD.. CFD... CFD printed on every web page, which is not what an old fashioned investors dog like me would want. What about www.idealing.com do they offer Direct Access?
There are a number of them out there......In most cases you usually have to open your account by lodging a sum of money first, before you can start trading...But yeah, you can compete with the MMs out there with bids/offers......But research it out very carefully first....... Level 2 is certainly information but with a trading platform, it can be more useful...some times. http://www.plus500.ie/
Interesting, Del! Can you with DMA subscription place limit trades for all AIM companies straight on the electronic board in DIRECT COMPETITION with the MMs? If so, which brokers offer this trading service? (My "brokers" says that Level 2 is only an information system and where I still need to trade via the outdated, but unfortunately protected MMs)
DMA=Direct Market Access. If you subscribe to a premium Level 2 account, you can input prices directly to the book. So, if I want to, I can buy on the bid side of the book. They are usually the "A" trades you see going through. If I were to phone my broker with an order, it would usually go through as an "O" trade.
The minority shareholders have been hoodwinked into believing that the value of FTO's stake in CGH is based on a contingency. There is nothing contingent about the value of CGH shares - they are quoted today at 12 HK dollars each on the HK stock exchange. This means FTO's investment in CGH is today worth about 20p per share. All we get is 10p per share - the falsely named contingent value rights will produce nothing. Well done the London Stock Exchange and the London High Court. They are about to allow us minority shareholders to be sold down the river. This is nothing but legalised theft - and we are supposed to be grateful?
What is DMA never heard of it. But the counter party will usually be an MM e cept in large companies with institutional holders where inter holdings can be exchanged.
I didn't miss your point......If you indeed have DMA, then you clearly can buy on the bid,which would be a sell to another investor. You can find more trades going through on this platform as well... http://www.isdx.com/forcompanies/ourcompanies/companydetail/default.aspx?securityid=10391
I agree with most of what you say. But you have missed the point about buys and sells. They are assumed by the people compiling the statistics from the price which way a deal is. Also remember that not all deals are registered for one reason or another.
I agree there may very well be some investors mistakenly buying, believing the cvr and the deal in general, is a 15p cash deal.....which clearly it is not. We have another court date in the not to distant future, so lets just wait and see how that goes....... "but will we get a second that is the $64k question.".......absolutely not. This deal is about 10p and 10p only....do not delude oneself thinking anything else. They have more then stated that in the document......it is a £250 million take over...nothing more a low ball low steal deal. But enough for now...:-)
Well to be strictly accurate some buys are sells and volte face. A deal appears to have been done 20000@ 10.0196 only £2000 worth. There have been a few other deals over 10 a few days ago. Hardly significant - coul be balancing books or technical. Not long to wait for first pay out now but will we get a second that is the $64k question. At least my Bowleven are on the move at last.
All buys are sells and all sells are buys. Just noting that someone had bid over 10p per share and got filled at over 10p per share....:-)
Remember that the deals shown further up are only guesstimates as to whether sales or buys. The one at 9.38 is almost certainly a buy hoping for the CPR and not a sell.
24th February......@ 09:38 am trade.....20,000 shares....10.02p
24th February......@ 09:38 am trade.....20,000 shares....
Not according to the deals shown above and then tick Exchange Daily List will not appear until tomorrow. Why would a MM do such a thing - I do not believe it!
Who would take that sell price unbelievable unless we do get that extra 5p per share time will tell
Someone just sold and got over 10p a share....:-)