Also, for anyone looking at Level 2 and house activity, it´s pretty aparent the recent sell off last couple weeks it´s a been a single seller dumping it at about any price he could get in a hurry, someone using TD SEC. My take is it either a not so savy retail investor ( maybe the one who bought a lot with TD SEC on the run up now booking year end losses) or maybe some ex-employee with a sack of options. Also some lemmings have followed him. Now it becomes apparent there was nothing wrong with BRM that he knew and we didnt, so I see this as a STRONG BUY op.
House Positions for C:BRM from 20151022 to 20151105
House Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net $Net
80 National Bank 118,000 48,372 0.41 34,000 13,234 0.389 84,000 -35,138
85 Scotia 84,800 34,918 0.412 13,400 5,352 0.399 71,400 -29,566
59 PI 35,000 13,300 0.38 0 35,000 -13,300
9 BMO Nesbitt 31,000 12,729 0.411 0 31,000 -12,729
143 Pershing 16,500 6,270 0.38 0 16,500 -6,270
15 UBS 13,500 6,092 0.451 500 245 0.49 13,000 -5,847
2 RBC 42,500 18,325 0.431 31,500 13,985 0.444 11,000 -4,340
79 CIBC 25,000 10,270 0.411 14,000 6,300 0.45 11,000 -3,970
28 BBS 5,800 2,212 0.381 0 5,800 -2,212
124 Questrade 9,275 4,162 0.449 3,500 1,715 0.49 5,775 -2,447
33 Canaccord 5,000 1,975 0.395 0 5,000 -1,975
57 Interactive 2,600 988 0.38 0 2,600 -988
89 Raymond James 0 875 380 0.434 -875 380
99 Jitney 9,000 3,967 0.441 13,000 6,196 0.477 -4,000 2,229
1 Anonymous 50,000 21,445 0.429 76,500 31,677 0.414 -26,500 10,232
58 Qtrade 0 30,000 11,102 0.37 -30,000 11,102
19 Desjardins 2,000 820 0.41 32,000 12,687 0.396 -30,000 11,867
7 TD Sec 160,070 65,677 0.41 360,770 148,649 0.412 -200,700 82,972
TOTAL 610,045 251,522 0.412 610,045 251,522 0.412 0 0
