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Four- what are you saying?

Anything price sensitive that comes from the conference would be rns'd- however, companies can keep people informed and even drop hints via social media! When I spoke to GS I did make the request that they use twitter and use other PR tools to keep us in the loops and keep the troops motivated.
Once thing I do not like is total radio silence from a company.If they are invited to present at a comference, I want to know. Why? Because it shows that they are on the radar and that the industry thinks of them with enough regard to present to their guests.
I also think it's good if the company uses Twitter to anounce trips, pipeline building, new service privuders retained... These things as per say are not price sensitive, however it shows the market that things are being put in place and that there is tangible progress.
An example would be if they retained the services of a well respected and known actuarial services provider or if DS takes a picture of big Ben from a taxi (you get the picture), If people talk about ALGW the more radars it will show up on and more people will become interested to invest in this unfolding scenario of events, that are leading us to the company's objectives! IMO
I am pleased that they have tweeted and hope they do so more often!!!

So, let's look at this from the point of view where GS posted on Twitter a week after the conference, is there a hint in the tweet? Usually company's post before the meeting, not a week after!
Could something have come from the meeting?

Laughing me cotton Sox off- a 895 share sell just popped up. So someone needs bus fare for Monday, but they won't get that money til Tue! Or it could be a mistake hahhaha

Clanger- when you have a troll or two in your garden, money just grows! Trolls only appear when the share price is going up.

Also, they do not have shorts (especially in a micro-cap), they have spread bets and are probably leveraging up 10x their money! OOPS!

Clanger- when you have a troll or two in your garden, money just grows! Trolls only appear when the share price is going up.

Also, they do not have shorts (especially in a micro-cap), they have spread bets and are probably leveraging up 10x their money! OOPS!

That's why they do it! Unless you can see the string off transactions it is hard. Especially when they want shares and make almost all the transactions look like sells, when in fact majority are buys imo

It looks to me as there are more big negotiated delayed buys in the background! If you look at the pattern of trades and see that the larger buys are delayed to look like sells, so that it triggers a sell or two, but also helps to keep the share price in a range that they are not going to long on before being able to complete the order(as)!

You do realise that James was referring to his nose or previous nights takeaway! lol!

Nice 500k delayed buy, just popped up! Nice and healthy buy! :)

It really depends on if ALGW could take on a large contract? Either way something seems to gave shifted since earlier today and I will be delighted if we managed to close above 3.5p and held it as a new floor!

James- Samsung is one of several really real huve conglomerates, such as Mitsui (Mitsubishi) and they make everything from semi-conductors, consumer and commercial electronics to cars and ships. If you also look at others such as GE (not as big as they once were, but still), Hyundai, White Westinghouse just to name a few. But my point is that all these very large conglomerates (including even Apple) invest casts amounts of excess cash and this includes financing, insurance, re-insurance and even investing in markets such as ours. The money is pretty safe and as long as population remains about the same or goes up, well you know the rest! GLA

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Mr. Eliot Kang is a Founder of Inmost Partners LLC and serves as its Chief Executive Officer, which manages Asia focused hedge fund and private equity fund. Prior to managing his own funds, Mr. Kang served as Senior Advisor to Tiger Asia Management. Prior to returning to New York in January 2007, he served as the President & Chief Executive Officer of Korea’s first marketing communication group – GIIR. Mr. Kang’s advertising and financial career spans over the last three ...
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Discovery Capital Management is an American hedge fund.

So, is this a big clue as to who one of the client's is? Hmmm

Discovery Capital Management was co-founded in 1999 by Robert Citrone. [1]

Discovery Capital Management is a macro fund, with a focus on emerging markets, and employs 83 people.[2]

Swick to present at the Inmost Discovery Capital meeting to over 100 execs!

Finally, GS probably remembered the password and used the ALGW Twitter acct, well done! :)

Folks, do not be fouled- These are delayed buys that were bought at a lower price an hour or so ago. They look like sells because the share price has moved on from then! DYOR and GLA

So, the moral of the story children, is- if you want to buy use this as an opportunity to buy at a low price (like the big kids), lol!

The mm's only make money by having transactions. However, I have seen mm's hold or even reduce the share price for a big (or series) of big negotiated buys.
A good example is UKOG last year when the Burguess were buying up shares. The mm's artificially (IMO) held the share price back and had series of reductions to trigger stop losses in order to fill this large customers order. Just a thought that came to mind, but am sure there are many such examples

Because of the volume it looks like the mm's are taking some time to fill the larger orders. So, it could be that some of the transactions that look like sells, may actually be "buys"!
The price published is the price agreed at the time you put in the order and if it takes a couple of hours to fill, it will possibly show as a sell, when it was actually a buy! The same is true in opposite!