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The trade price for the 3 trades after hours on Friday exceeded the offer price. The first two of them the trade price was 121.7, and the last one was 122.811. The bid price quoted for these transactions was 120.95 and the ask price was 121.15, so why did the trade price exceed the ask price?
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@Hardup - Had a similar thing happen where I am invested at HIK. Wrote a long post explaining it, so give it a read, it might help.
6 million shares sold today and 25 million shares bought today; logic says the share price should have closed far higher but closed down? Is that a valid assumption?
It is obvious the government is going to make the banks foot the bill for this disaster!
I've just read the FCA have said today they want Banks and Credit Card companies to extend to extend the payment holidays and interest free overdrafts of up to £500 for another 3 months up to 31st October!
Seems to be a big swing in SP today? Went up to 125.05 early on and then nose dived to current 122? The FTSE is still well ahead so any particular reason?
You just DONT see both sides of the trade?! in this case only the blue buys?!
Could be fornt running shorters........
Voulme best used with price action?!
That also tells a better story..........just start staring at charts (when you are idol/bored......spend every moment you can
It is what is more likely to save ones arse?!
Good luck>>>
In general principles the buy n sells match
or how do you think the buyers can buy?!
You just see both sides of the trade?!
Thus the ones you see being public........
Its more to do with the back ground supply and demand and whether the mms with the hidden buyers manipulate the share price rise when background supply all gone?!
Learn charts, especially for main market stock......thats a better story teller>>>>>>>>
Can't disagree with that Shatter....and as if the Covid tornado and all its effects weren't hard enough to deal with, I don't think anyone knows just how difficult it will be if we add Brexit to the mix.
Coupled with the increased protectionism EU and many countries will be adopting, the UK's economy looks as if it will face its biggest challenge since WW2.
It might help if we had a genuine leader among us (irrespective of what party etc).
B
Broom , unfortunately I agree with your sentiment. The government has been pre - occupied with the pandemic and rather quiet about the economy and the storm that is brewing.
Unemployment, debt and the next set of government figures, forgetting the Covid, is going to send the market into a spin.
Ashmark - I really hope you are correct on employment etc. I fear that we haven't yet seen the true unemployment figs and won't do, until the Gov furlough scheme runs through.
That, and that fact that most jobs seem to be shed once any recovery starts, could still bite many yet. I hate to be so pessimistic, but can't avoid all the signs etc.
As for the clamour for Banks to support the economy witnessed earlier in the Pandemic, you can see the start of the results now when the majority of Gov Guaranteed lending will never be repaid according to reports, nor, it seems was ever the intention to repay (even according to many of the borrowers).
Its not often Banks are shielded from this type of exposure (although their other bad debts will increase hugely), but its always the story you hear about lending - everyones an expert and much more should always be loaned out with the Banks not supporting people/companies etc.
Just don't ever ask for your loans to be repaid - thats just ridiculous etc.
Never a headline you will ever see in many newspapers etc.
B
Please grow up and behave.
Management
cwebb07
Are you just a brave keyboard warrior still on the tat.
OR just plain stupid??
Answer on a stamp please.
Well , I can't believe the nastiness on this site now. FDon't bother to answer this as I won't be seeing it . I won't be on here anymore to see it.
With a Husband 90yrs old and myself in mid 80s Shielding, not had the shares on my mind this last 3mths, but thank-you for giving me the Answer.
What planet have you been living on Carpey.
Dividends were cancelled...something to do with a virus that is going around
I should have said RBS shares.
Hi , I have not been on here for a very long time, I have not received any Dividend, I thought I should have got it on April 16 but have not received it yet, anyone know if there is any reason for this?.
You certainly did my friend (just kidding).
I got in yesterday, bad choice! will have to monitor closely. Feel this can go two ways, claw some %pts before close or it dropping substantially over the next few days.
I think I cursed it!!!!!
I wouldn’t be surprised if we see slightly higher. The unemployment dip is reversing, businesses are returning and the economy having had a massive hit, is starting the long road to recovery. The positive movements over the next month will see this go towards 200p IMO
Explains the immediate return after the dip. This should have a decent uptick tomorrow I would think
Rns showing governments holding reducing?
Hoping for 155 by Friday