RE: That'll be why20 Oct 2021 17:58
Bottleman1957, the red and blue indicators are academic. We get these kind of questions regularly on these boards. . . I was asking these questions when I came on, so rather than get frustrated like some people can, I am going to explain in a logical fashion. . .
The algorithms that LSE use are colour coded, depending upon when the trade happens and what the midpoint between the buy price and sell price, from the Market Makers. As with all trades, there is a buyer and a seller. They key point to note that yes someone has sold for a lower price, but someone else has been lucky enough to buy it at that price.
The price that it sells, to me is kind of academic, I just like to see liquidity. The fact that there is someone out there looking to buy, from someone that wants to sell is fine by me.
I have seen this go up and down really quickly and teeter between 0.05p and 0.075p for many months.
I hope that helps.
I hope that helps.