Monday, July 18, 2016 4:03:17 PM
There's a retail keeping it down...weird. Why would a retail trader want a non-marginable stock held at a low price? There's only 1.6m retail shares on the bid at 5, which means they could've filled that share demand any day they chose for the last several weeks by hitting 6 and paying a relatively modest premium. In the meantime, they're paying commissions likely bigger than the share value sold in order to keep it down.
Anyone with more experience than I got an insight into this? Trying to wrap my head around it.
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