Personally, I enjoy ( as much as a Vulcan may) watching 45,000,000 to 120,000,000 bounce around between ask and bid fields as if they are typographical errors. This activity tells me just about nothing useful and does nothing to enhance my investment decision-making process. How many times in the past month have I watched some enormous number of shares change hands in this stock , then watched tens of millions of "new" shares suddenly step out from behind the curtain and yell, "Gotcha!".
Those with a deeper insight into the finer working points of the market must be laughing until it hurts. In fact, I regularly watch another stock, an explicit P&D--not even trying to hide the fact-- outperform TIVU...an actual company with real employees and a market plan. I wonder where in the hyperpages of Investopedia I can learn what is really going on here.
It is easier to live in the holodeck than it is the real world.
Spock out.
