Thursday, February 17, 2011 10:07:23 AM
I was thinking, what if this is occurring? Like in old days, we would purchase stock certificates through a brokerage. Today it is rarely done because daytrading seems to be the fashionable thing, not investing.
What if someone for long term reasons, has gone to a broker and said, i have $xxxxxx and want to purchase X millions of shares of RBRM at the current 1 cent price. They would take his money and issue his stock certificates for those shares, but it would not necessarily affect the price like the daytrading would. Is this a possibility of what we are now seeing?
I just pulled up level II for RBRM next to other stocks I hold, and it shows the big volume, but no price movement at all again like yesterday and day before, etc. it does show however, several exchanges with 5000 shares on bid side and equal 5000 shares on ask side.
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