Brilliant :-)
Layering is a strategy in high-frequency trading where a trader makes and then cancels orders that they never intend to have executed in hopes of influencing the stock price. For instance, to buy stock at a lower price, the trader initially places orders to sell at or below the market ask price. This may cause the market's best ask price to fall as other market participants lower their asking prices because they perceive selling pressure as they see the sell orders being entered on the order book. The trader may place subsequent sell orders for the security at successively lower prices as the best ask price falls (to increase the appearance of selling interest). After the price has fallen sufficiently, the trader makes a real trade, buying the stock at the now lower best ask price, and cancels all the sell orders.[1] It is considered a form of stock market manipulation.
I hope that both do well Castlepaul but I would never encourage an investor to sell shares in a company that is in partnership with another.
I do notice an anti HUI sentiment with 'some' of the PHE investors and I don't like that but there is nothing that I can do about it.
Early August for me loadsadough.
The reason being that I had never heard of HUI. Was looking for a stock in AQSE and I stumbled across this. After doing a bit of research, it became a no brainer for me. Has got better ever since my initial investment.
Likewise, I am staying put.
Aleksandra Binkowska (and team) have done an amazing job since the IPO.
Besides the above, I bet no private investors would have thought for one second that HUI will be listed on the main LSE market after such a short time on AQSE. Makes investing in HUI more allowable / appealing to the institutions sitting in the wings IMO.
A long term hold for me. This is just the beginning IMO.
Happy New Year all.