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Re: newbieee post# 114551

Friday, 03/01/2013 2:35:54 PM

Friday, March 01, 2013 2:35:54 PM

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For the person who asked where to find the data - it is from the SEC site, I gave the link in an earlier post.

As I said when I posted the end of January data, I don't have much experience with this stuff so don't have a lot of context.

The data from the SEC comes as text file, once imported into excel you can sort and try to get a little context at least within that data set. Taking the January data that I gave, for instance, there were a couple days when we had 200k+ fails. For that particular period, those days were in the top 2% of all stocks for # fails/day. (Somewhere around 1000 out of list of 60,000 data points). Many of the top fails/day were over 10million. Many of those were true penny stocks (so they trade a lot of shares). One important factor that they don't include with the data is overall volume. 200k fails with an overall volume of 300k would be much more significant (I would think) than 1mil. fails with overall volume in the 100 mil range.

When DNDN was under full assault, the deep capture story reported fails/day in the high single digit millions (I don't remember the exact numbers). Part of my reason for looking at these dates (aside from the fact that it is the most recent published) is that I wanted to get some context for the late feb. data when that comes out.

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