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Re: $hellKing post# 442

Wednesday, 01/11/2017 12:35:14 PM

Wednesday, January 11, 2017 12:35:14 PM

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Thinking out loud:

I'm smooth sailing at work and multi-tasking. I don't have a deep micro understanding of market maker dynamics, Shell. But from what I understand, when we get a double count like yesterday, it means the market maker has no inventory.

It's hard to see unless we are so think as we are here. There was no spread on that volume. Just my price. IFF they didn't have inventory, then they had to buy their shares to sell me the shares. And that's how you get a double count. Am I wrong?

None of this matters. Just thinking out loud and curious.

Like today, I just got another 1000 shares on TOGL. My order is the only one and that was actually counted once. So it came from inventory of whatever market maker did the transaction.

There is no short interest on AVNI. But what IFF enough short interest shows up next month to match my order? That would be interesting. And if I don't see any short interest, buy their shares? I don't know. All interesting.

The only relevance to any of this is that dilution could be ruled out by a double tick in counts as I undertand it. Dilution was ruled out anyway at this stage of the game. But interesting observation. And that's the "crime" V is usually accused of. But they represent clients. They are only messengers in any event doing legal activity. Dilution in and of itself nothing shady. Just not good for shareholders. Hence, alignment of interests is always a good thing, which we have here.

Back to work....

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