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Evening
Sheezer - aim is a toxic cesspit of financial skulduggery, you need thick skin & a titanium mind
Dufry - I have on Ian’s list a guess of 88p however content with any offer over 60p as not greedy .
Cheers
Is it fair to say that if kaz can be sold for 3bn eua can achieve the same or are the two not comparable??
Tilly whiz what is your purchase price prediction?
Evening All ,
I posted that last post just to assist fellow investors to straighten the mind vipers , some was c & p waffle however may assist .
In times like these after horrific rough seas it’s not easy to be positive , however been in worse on EUA, 2019 was bad 40% in a day on shorting attacks , & never wobbled & went with my gut & facts
So you’ve got to look at where we are now ,
.Precious Metal demand increasing
. Piper & ubs taking care of the incoming deal
. Crushed Bot fly shorting crews
. Market accumulation via institutions - Mia noted with JT & myself
. CFD Shorts closing out indicating directional change in stock
.Repelled negative Bot flies on a daily basis
. Even in this carnage market EUA ticked up in last 15 , positive sign & held in price band & I had to put up my positive posts removed by weasel Bots .
. Look at the 6 month or even 1 year or even 3yr stock graph to highlight trajectory
We are on the cusp of a superb deal on the table in my eyes so shipmates don’t fold now when there is no more ****e on the MMs or Bot shovels to throw at you .
Rums & silverware all round
Irrespective of the huge falls on the markets today , utter carnage .
prior to this & still continuing Is I believe the accumulation period , Long positions been taken & accumulated within the price band of 27-31 , yes dipped below this today but not for long & perhaps downward pressure from bloodbath .
However still in that band & with the continued closing of CFD shorts indicating a direction change possible , probably more to drop via 8.5 .
Institutions accumulating stock & perhaps dribbled onto the market in small/medium trades over a period of week & todays prices were mouth watering , bearing in mind the possible incoming.
Also to clarify when posters on here including myself quote MMs gathering shares , they are not literally stuffing them in there pockets they complete trades Some on behalf of institutions, hence hoovering up to fill these orders etc
( I’m no specialist just assisting fellow shipmates with the scrag ends of knowledge I have in this corrupted cesspit of financial skulduggery)
Here are a couple of cut n paste bits of info
Market makers are mandated to be willing buyers and sellers at the national best bid offer (NBBO) for stocks they make a market in. They are obligated to post and honor their bid and ask (two-sided) quotes in their registered stocks.
There are three primary types of market making firms based on their specialization: retail, institutional and wholesale.
Retail market makers service retail brokerage customer orders.
Institutional market makers specialize in working large block orders for mutual funds, pension funds, insurance companies and asset management companies.
Retail and institutional market makers tend to keep a large inventory on hand, whereas wholesalers try to remain as risk averse as possible in terms of capital commitment.
Wholesalers trade shares for institutional clients and various broker-dealers not registered as market makers in particular stocks. Wholesalers deal in large volume pools often utilizing high frequency trading programs to optimize bundling and spread arbitrage strategies. These firms are also notorious for order flow arrangements compensating brokerages that direct customer orders to them.
Can Market Makers Manipulate Stocks?
The possibility for manipulation by market makers always exists. However, the definition of manipulation is a grey area. If a market maker wants to push down a stock price, then they take the risk of getting squeezed and vice versa. However, if a market maker has an institutional order to sell 1,000,000 shares of XYZ, chances are it will make a negative material impact on the share price. The market maker would “work” the order by shorting stock in the open market and close out the trade by purchasing the institutional order. Market makers are allowed to make agency trades and principle trades so if they short an additional 50,000 shares knowing they can drive down the price to cover, it’s doable and not illegal.
Bags of skulduggery