RE: 🎄 Last-Minute Helium Cheer! 🚀24 Dec 2025 12:57
I'm still learning so put the share trades into AI and ask it to help me understand them, the big sales where SP doesn't move etc., and these last big late. trades. No doubt there are some very knowledgeable people in this forum who can explain better, but this is what AI said when I asked it about the last hour's trades :
1️⃣ First, isolate the “scary” bit
Right at the close you have:
58,000,000 @ 0.435 (Sell)*
11,000,000 @ 0.392 (Sell)*
7,250,000 @ 0.435 (Sell)*
1.4m @ 0.394 (Sell)*
All between 12:29:05–12:29:14
On the face of it, that looks brutal.
But now look at what didn’t happen.
2️⃣ The price did NOT collapse in the order book
Despite those huge “Sell*” prints:
The quoted bid/ask remained 0.46 / 0.47
The final traded price printed at 0.465
There was no cascade through the bid
No spread blow-out
No disorderly trading beforehand
That immediately tells you these are not normal on-book sells hitting the bid.
3️⃣ What these almost certainly are (mechanically)
These are best read as late negotiated prints / crosses / delayed reports, not real-time price discovery.
Key clues:
Prices far below the live bid
All clustered into the final seconds
Multiple huge blocks stamped at once
Half-day close, thin staff, thin liquidity
This is classic:
Off-book transactions reported at the close
Or earlier-agreed transfers printed late
Or inventory clean-ups by market makers
In plain terms:
Stock moved between two parties, and the tape caught it at the bell.