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@RiskIsReward... To reach an II's trigger, it has to be bullish to even begin with to reach the trigger..
For example as II, I research a company and believe that it will at some point reach a £1 target because due diligence has been done and I set my trigger at 40p. Once the trigger has been activated the broker will sell the load on the market...but can only sell to someone buying and there lies the problem, demand has to exceed the amount of shares available being sold and SP rises. A balance is achieved whereby the lumps are sold just below the bullish trend which lets the sp rise yet still let's the broker offload its load.
The good thing in regards to GDR is that there is demand for the shares, and the MM's create the market by setting the sp accordingly to demand and sales/buys. It's not a short, but sure does feel like one!
Thanks for the replies
to offload huge share you need a bullish market
II’s have their own exit strategy like us, they may see some risk as no revenue or sale was reported till date.. and are selling while the market is bullish..
regulate....they might well place a load with a MM....then the MM will regulate
Would anyone more experienced than me care to offer an opinion on whether a seller would regulate selling over time to maintain the price, rather than just dumping in one big hit?
maestro1, I take it you are one of the deluded who think ii's operate like PI's and know what is coming.
On the Friday 17th July 2020 Arcadia sold 7 MILLION shares in SNG for approx 37p a share. On Monday 20th July the SP rose to 240p a share on news of positive trial news.
No one is asking you to buy but if fear of what ii's are doing is stopping you from making an investment I suggest you need to re-evaluate your beliefs on funds IMHO
They have a sell trigger, and that was reached a while back.. they follow set rules and once trigger is passed...the broker will offload. They live by these rules no matter what... they're not interested in £10 coming or not, which may sound stupid, but they do a lot of research into hopping from investment to investment, (as a hedge), collecting their percentage regardless... that way they guarantee a profit, (to a degree).
In this way the human emotional element is reduced, such as most PI's have... such as "ooh it's rising...let it rise...how high can it go"...or, "Ooooh it's falling, I'll hold, I should've sold when I had the chance, it's gona go up again"... and such the likes of!
Sally
That makes sense, 500% gain, i would also be selling at that price regardless how great the product.
I really do hope gdr becomes another nyct.
It could be a big buyer accumulating shares, if a big buyer wants to take a position they will have clout with the brokers and the brokers will help them accumulate at a price. Sometimes the accumulator will even sell stock if they think it will drive the price lower and help them buy more for less. Lots of Pis have made good money, if they drop the price then the pi will sell to protect profits. All underhand manipulation of course.
Most of them were generously given shares at 22p. I would be cashing in if it was me with 500% profit.
What do iis do...... quick google
because they have to not because they want to
There are also lots of IIs buying
Listen if this company gonna be £10 a share like ppl predicting here, why are the ii's selling.
Are they getting ready for a placing? Or dont believe the hype.
Im just curious, its a covid stock but the ii's are running a mile.