RE: unloved vec2 Oct 2018 13:14
Yes, it's possible...I'm still trying to understand it fully.
The way I interpret this is that an institution wants to sell a large number of shares; it tries to do it when the market is open but little by little in order not to depress the price; if at the end of the day the seller did not manage to sell all of the shares it planned to sell, it will agree with another institution a price for the transfer. If this price is significantly lower than the market closing price it means that there is no institution willing to pay a higher price for it...so the price during the day is actually artificially kept high!
If you could suggest any reference for understanding how to interpret this price movements, that would be great.