1812 Brewing Company Inc (KEGS)

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LMAO thats not manipulation. This has already previously been explained

Perhaps this will answer your question. A “W” Trade or AVG is the same trade with a broker fee tacked on one leg. Therefore both legs are reported to the tape in accordance with FINRA trade reporting rules for different prices of execution, i.e., they’re reported twice.

There’s more information in the FINRA manual under Weighted Average.

VeronicaFox

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Re: jimtash post# 229875

Wednesday, February 01, 2023 7:11:41 PM

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Look for trades that have commission deducted. This is called a Net Trade or Average Weighted Trade where a financier or insider has a block of shares to sell, The broker dealer sells buyers at the set price range by the customer, then trades at a price equal to the volume-weighted average cost of the original trades plus a net difference which shows as a commission / block position fee in accordance with a net trading agreement with its customer.

That’s why one trade is shown at one price and the other at another pps (a trade that had commission deducted).