Large volume without price is of interest. And when bottom feeders move in. The increase in volume automatically causes price to move higher in pennyland. See chart in last post or any bottom reached on the OTC. Volume attracts pennylanders like crazy. Then they get into buying battles. Price always pop some, unless someone is controlling bid/ask direction. M&Ms love volume for fees, so first bottom volumes, create M&M manipulation. Back in the day, the pops were larger. More naked share selling on the M&M's part.
These things are signals a VC has a market maker helping keep price stable as they accumulate. Or the M&Ms would be manipulating excitement pops and dives all day. In this case they hold back the ask stacks and close bid like crazy. It's a 2 tier trading system. And they have the option to place orders on the open market or close themselves. Direction manipulation is easy, when volume interest is strong.
On the OTC one need to develop a OTC always manipulation phycology.
You logical honest mans comments; need some tin foil hat thinking from an old loony guy. Who wears tin foil on he's head so often, he thinks dark most of the time.
The more you see something happen, the more one can rely on it ! I've seen this and large unexplainable gaps, many time before. There's always a first time.
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