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Re: just Scottie post# 4263

Wednesday, 09/02/2020 6:08:37 PM

Wednesday, September 02, 2020 6:08:37 PM

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For some reason not too long ago advfn’s data feed started using the avg. designation instead of the “t” even if it printed after hours.

Which makes some sense.

A “t-trade” simply means the trade was reported after market close. It technically could be any type of trade. Even a regular one that executed 1 second before close but didn’t print until a few seconds after close.

In the OTC most t-trades that do show up (at least large ones) were simply the VWAP offsetting leg from block sales so he “t-trade” got stuck with the “dilution” label because in those cases it was.

The “avg.” marker is a little more accurate since that is what it actually is. And when they are dilution they are pretty easy to spot.

1) a rather large volume trade
2) a five or six digit “price”
3) executes close to or just after market close.

Someone simply had their broker sell short all day and then at close “covered” from the sellers block and had to report the non-open market transaction as it was at a different pps than the sells earlier in the day.

O’Leary has been sitting on a pile of convertible debt from Tom Cellucci’s penny financier buddies when he and Dennis were best buds. They had a falling out and now they want out so have been able to gin up some momo to get volume to dump into.

Meanwhile Cellucci got his stock (BVTK) suspended by the SEC...and no doubt DPLS is on their radar screen as well since some of the early “announcements” of contracts between the two all turned out to be bogus.

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