RE: Katstrangler25 Apr 2025 15:00
they commence selling on a pump before news, if you view most shares on the real lse exchange , on the trade recap page for the share, you will see a big spike in daily volumes, in most cases 7 - 10 days prior to the bad news arriving.
the wonga involved, rare as rocking horse ****, that the ii as mentioned in the rna placing message is remotely an ii or interested in what the company may or may not do, just their own quick buck profit agenda.
the more they sell down from the high, the more likely they are also happy to go below the placing price, for a final clearance, placings often come with a freebie 2nd bite of the cherry that cost them nothing at the time, win win if success they make more on dumping the warrants, if it fails, they just let them lapse.........
a very rigged game, icon pre consolidation days was a perfect example, its cln conversions and the actual tr1 and to market dates , all one out of step , the date to market was always the date of the next tranche rna and the tr1 displaying the volume of the previous holding tranche dated pre that release. only easy to spot that one as for a rare as rocking horse **** occasion, they were compliant to tr1 requirements, most of the pump and dump wonga funders, never bother to send anything......... π²π