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Don’t post much but have a medium holding, followed stat man from other bb here and invested after research, kindly made easier from people on here.
I have probably a naive question
We are here at 17p due to mm’s and Sellers/slicers when hit 21p.
When good news arrives at say sale at 54p and share price rockets to that price, will then everyone slice/sell and sp collapse or will it drop and rise as people sell and then others buy when it drops lower again to get a return and rise back to 54p and maintain that level?
Also if sale agreed at x price will trading stop and we get that price? Is this the best outcome for the heart?
I guess no one knows but someone may have experience similar in the past. Trying to work out whether to add sell limit at price I am happy with but don’t want to miss out either on being too high/low.
Appreciate any thoughts.Thanks

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T1 - I understand that UT is balancing the trades, my question was that sometimes they show as sell and sometimes as a buy - does this mean anything? as should it not be neutral (balanced off) and also does a 10m volume mean anything more than a 2m volume in terms of potential open price the next trading day. (yes larger volume means more interest but in trading during a day a 100k order has more weight with the regard to share movement than a 1k order so just asking the question whether UT has a similar result or if it is really just a process of balancing the days trade to move to then next day with a clean slate)

Thanks WG

I understand what UT trade is but does the Buy/Sell mean anything and also does the volume/size mean anything and translate into next day opening price in anyway.

Looks like rns 300k just bought by someone!! Accumulation bug the big guys!

I suppose the question is - What is 'modest'?
The planets are aligning, AGM on the 3rd.

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