Member Info for Wilkorp

0.125p

Just looking at the 30% loss I'm sitting on, and recalled something you said to me last month grafterT:

Wilkorp- we have already had the dump and the tr1s show this. they dont have anymore stock to dump. the sp is already at a cheap state so cant see this going any lower, BTC is rideing high, the company was 50p before that huge update was released on the 5th Jan. we are at 57p now and to me that seems ridiculously cheap after that update

Forgive me if I take what you say with a grain of salt.

It will be soon. But is it a short, medium or long soon? Time will tell!

Google "buys showing as sells" it's the top result

The main one.

JSP, it'll open on the main market, so no interruption.

I remember being in here with 1.3 million at 0.8p... These days it's 14k at 1.1p. Damn you newmont!

Patience

When people do it, I assume it's either old people who don't know what the reply button is or does, or narcissists who want their words to sit at the top of everyone's feed for maximum exposure.

(No offense intended to any old people that "do the internet", you rock)

Yes.
No.

20p by christmas!

But seriously, your summary could apply to any board on here ;)

google "buy showing as sell" it's literally the top result

You can almost guarantee, if someone says it in here, it's not going to happen like that!

Or... we've had the pump, and here comes the dump!

(My money is on this not being the case, but doesn't hurt to have one eye on the downside)

Google "eventual consistency"

HL have added a line "Accustem Sciences Ltd - Entitlement to Accustem Shares". So technically it's not the shares themselves.

Dr Zoidberg

Aliens

AMGOing home ;)

It does that because the type of transaction isn't stored. Instead it's deduced from whether above or below the mid price of the spread.

To address tradeuk's original question:

themasked stock trader dot blogspot dot com/2015/01/why-are-buys-showing-as-sellsthere-are.html

google.

If a portion of the sells were actually buys, or a portion of the buys were actually sells... makes perfect sense.