RE: high trading vol on 20 May22 May 2022 20:29
I have been trying LIVE QUOTES for buying and selling for many days now, all at different times of the day eg mid-morning and closing time.
I have found that it goes to NT at a certain size which is NOT a lot.
So, given that the 20 Million trades on Fri, 20 May 2022 was seen on London South East RRR as above, and stated to be "DELAYED TRADES" , I can only reasonably say that if so, one would have to RING the MM's via the broker on the telephone to get a quote ABOVE the quoted max without going to NT. At my broker, they will charge different commission rates then as it is not AUTO ONLINE DEALING rates.
I also went to the London Stock Exchange site to look and on Fri, 20 May 2022 itself, those delayed trades did NOT show up there.
OF NOTE
Share price has NOT FALLEN to any extent - whilst official ADVERTISED at 0.35p to sell and
0.4p to buy, I recall the broker quoted me 0.375p and 0.377p to sell. To buy , it was about 0.38p and a little over.
I am aware that on any normal day, THERE ARE ONLY ABOUT 3-4 TRADES of small amounts but NOTHING LIKE 3mm+ 2m+ of which the 20m were made up of.
The only LOGICAL CONCLUSION is there was an order to BUY and given the shares are tightly held by some big holders, it could be the only way is via SYNTHETIC STOCK?
Or there was a seller contacted by the MM's to sell as norm procedure and this was to fill an
order?
I tried a LIVE SELL and the broker would take everything ALL AT ONE GO which is not norm.
Normal mkt size is only 150,000 shares. At times, this is not so. So, if the MM'S want to buy FROM ME , THEN THEY MUST HAVE AN ORDER TO FILL?
I am not an expert but this is the possible as norm , hence why the SHARE PRICE DID NOT DIVE if they were all SELLS only.
At 20m, it would have been an avalanche vs 450,000 [1 trade] bought on Fri, 20 May 2022 as seen above.
However, on most forums, they always conclude - TO EVERY SELL THERE IS A BUY.
I know the VOLUME IS MOST UNUSUAL. Sorry for typos as not editing due to dyd strain.
Sun, 22 May 2022.