RE: What a day!13 Feb 2026 16:10
"Whales" don't buy millions of shares at once—that would cause the price to "gap" and ruin their average. Instead, they use a Buy Program. You "chase" by spotting a repetitive pattern, such as the 71 2,000,000-share blocks we've seen today. This tells you the buyer isn't done and has a high "limit price" they are willing to pay...
The best time to "chase" is when the Whale is absorbing a large sell order.
If a Market Maker (MM) tries to drop the price from 0.75p to 0.74p, but the "Whale" instantly prints a 2M block at 0.75p, the Whale has "absorbed" the selling....
You buy alongside that block because the "Whale" has just created a "Hard Floor" that the MMs can't break....
Traders buy the final 15 minutes of the session, betting that the "Whale’s" final "sweep" into the 4:30 PM auction will force the price significantly higher (the "Power Hour Squeeze").
However, if you chase too late (e.g., at the 0.77p session high), you risk being the "liquidity" for a Market Maker who is shorting against the move...