Look at what happened with PLRS, last year, after the CD conversions were terminated;... the stock went very fast all the way up to more than a x2 of the Warrants conversion Price, which in CBPC is at 0.30-0.40. So, considering a similar pattern, in CBPC, we should see a fast climb to above $0.60-$0.80.
"What do the letters mean on the left hand side of the "Time & Sales" column?
The "Time & Sales" column of the Quotemodule tool displays the "Trade Indicator" code on the left side of the column. A normal trade will have no Trade Indicators. "
Here are the original code descriptions: a = acquisition b = bunched trade - average price c = cash trade d = distribution e = automatic execution g = bunched sold trade - opening/reopening trade detail h = intraday trade detail i = basket index on close transaction j = rule 127 trade k = rule 155 trade l = sold last n= next day o = opened p = prior reference price r = seller s = split trade t = form t trade - pre/post market trade u = extended hours trade - reported late or out of sequence w = average price trade y = yellow flagged regular trade z = sold - out of sequence