Jagman, do you even follow HMGP relatively closely or do you just selectively pick posts to reply to and then selectively remember the answers you receive?
I ask the above because you seem to think it "normal" that we saw yesterday's AH trade again and think it is just some blocks "getting dumped" and being settled up after the close. This has been talked about countless times on the board and the settling of trades happening during the day and being settled after the close has been largely discounted for a number of reasons... one is the frequency for which they happen and another is that roughly 25% (or more now) of these trades are below either the lowest trade of the day or often times even below the lowest bid shown for the entire day.
You seem to think this is normal behavior. This would be considered normal if seeing it once every couple months and not at the end of every trading day 4 out of 5 days or even 9 out of 10. THAT is not normal. You are even an assistant moderator on a board that looks for undiscovered stocks. So, you must be saying that out of all the stocks you look at these AH prints are happening on those as well on a daily basis too? Which other stocks does this happen on nearly a daily basis? Since you consider this normal, I'd be interested to know what other stocks do this. I watch many different stocks myself and I do see this but only once every couple months or so per stock... not daily. Either the stocks we watch are THAT different because the ones you watch have all these AH prints (you consider it normal, remember?) or you really don't understand? I am no expert investor myself but can tell you based on the little that I do know that these AH prints ARE mysterious and not normal. For you to claim this is not mysterious is rather ignorant IMO.
Or, maybe this was just a quick attempt to get people to believe something that wasn't happening (dumping)? Similar to how you post hours after hubbabubba asked for people to PM how there were no cert holders reporting... like there was something sinister going on. LOL! Just an observation
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