Wow.....some pretty heavy concentration on the sell side yesterday. I would guess (and it's probably spot on)that these larger blocks that we are seeing on the bid side are not the lower cost basis investors that snapped up those shares in April '09. I'll bet the majority of those guys have already locked in their gains and moved on. Not all, but probably the majority of them. I don't think they are the investors like myself, (and there are many), who back up the flat bed at the first sign of weakness. I think what we are seeing here are those older bondholders, vendors and support businesses that were paid in options, warrants and shares (back in the days when the boys didn't know how they were going to pay their FP&L bill) exercizing those positions because they want to get paid. And you know something, I really don't blame them. Alot of those shares had strike prices in the .15 cents ps range.
