Been kicking around whether or not to waste my time in responding to your post.
I get the satirical tone of your comment that the big buyer taking down a whopping 50 shares, but it shows how, let me be kind, how little experience and knowledge you seem to have. 50 shares lets say at $0.16 is a grand total of $8. Now add to that execution costs, for me they are minimal, but could range in the area of $5-$9. So the big buyer just paid $.26-.34.
I certainly hope it wasn't what appears to be a strong buyer because it would reveal how stupid he/she/they are. Yet, someone on such an ugly day as Friday paid up for stock.
In all likelihood, it was a broker and if you have the capability to watch how small size trades in advance of larger size you just might further your knowledge and reduce the risk of getting eaten in a world that is full of predators.
Based upon the amount of VODG stock I have lent out - that's to the folks who can short the stock - it is meaningfully more than what is reported. That doesn't surprise me as I have seen many a Street trader hold back tickets. In addition, I know these traders monitor this website.
My conclusion, there is a strong, sophisticated buyer of the stock at this point in time. To what purpose, only time will tell and if I knew I certainly wouldn't say. Over the years I have been deposed 5 times on insider trading by the SEC, their hostess ho-ho's at best, and they lost all 5 times, for good reason.
Hope your learning curve shows a sharp increase otherwise you are destined to be road kill.
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