Worthington Energy, Inc. (fka WGASQ)

[Montana Wildhack]

T Trades explained - if a person or a toxic funder wants to sell a large block of stock they ask their broker to sell it as an All or None order in the vicinity of a certain price. Since the person selling generally got the shares either for free for services or at a deep, deep discount to the market, they can be a little more flexible than a retail seller.

The broker will work the order to get the best possible price since his commission is a percentage of the sale. So, during the course of the session, the broker sells into the bid, a little at at time, always trying to maintain the price of the stock. Retail is bidding and the broker sells in small chunks.. Then, immediately after the trading session, the broker lists the number of shares sold and the average of the price per share he sold at all day.

So, again, this does not generally mean that anyone is accumulating except small retail buyers who have been convinced that this is going to be the next Exxon and they are getting the shares at a real "bargain". If the seller just put the whole blocks up on the ask day after day, no one would be buying. That's as simply as I can explain what is happening here day after day after day..........This is why you see those 10k blocks hit over and over and over again and they never disappear. This is not MM games or shorting, it's dilution every single day.