I'm not a trader, and don't follow level two, or anything like that.
But it sure seems to me that it most often takes a lot more volume to move the shares up than down. Yesterday was a case in point. Can the people really watching the trading confirm or refute this?
If it is true, why? and what does it mean?
Looking forward to discussions about how the company is creating synergistic divisions.
The import contract is huge, imo. It jump starts the distribution network and the retail outlets, so that perhaps $5M of goods can be distributed to retail adding $6M to revenues and then sold at retail, adding another $7.5M. Better yet, the facilities are in place to buy wholesale from SIAF JVs.
Complete guess at the figures and margins, and don't know how long the contract runs. Good cc questions.
Likewise, the apparent expansion of the WSPS and restaurant contracts put retail outlets in revenue producing play.