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Re: DB26 post# 20734

Thursday, 11/05/2015 5:20:15 PM

Thursday, November 05, 2015 5:20:15 PM

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T-Trade is a traded or accumulation of trades that occurred during the day which a Market Maker didnt report until after hours.

IMO, from experience, this is seen when either institutions/MMs are trading or when a retail trader calls in a trade where their working directly with a broker..


for example... if i wanted to buy $32k worth of $DNRG at .05, i could call a broker and have them facilitate the order being filled...

possible we seen a MM push this down to use capitulation to fill that order...

on the other hand, could also be some small amount of dilution that occurred to pay an overseas travel bill (considering they're overseas currently..)

oh, it could also be a trade between MMs/institutions worked on paper, and reported AH.



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