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Re: BigBang post# 411985

Sunday, 01/11/2015 11:02:58 AM

Sunday, January 11, 2015 11:02:58 AM

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IMO it is all about the conversion of the B preferreds

The higher the PPS, the less common shares for the B preferreds

Let's say the Ask looks like this:

2.89 <----- 1000 shares
2.25 <----- 3000 shares
2.20 <----- 1.9 million(!)
2.19 <----- 3000 shares

If someone wants to buy 3000 shares and sets a limited order to 2.19, he would get his 3000 shares for 2.19

Now the 2.19 is gone and the Ask looks like this:

2.89 <----- 1000 shares
2.25 <----- 3000 shares
2.20 <----- 1.9 million(!)

If someone wants to buy 50.000 shares and sets a 2.25 limit, the order should be executed at 2.20, because someone wants to sell 1.9 million shares at 2.20

The new Ask is

2.89 <----- 1000 shares
2.25 <----- 3000 shares
2.20 <----- 1.85 million(!)

As long as someone puts enough shares at the 2.20, he can create a "fake wall" there and prevent the PPS from rising.
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