Replies to post #12376 on Double Crown Resources Inc. (fka DDCC)

[gitreal]

The last two trades of the day were T-trades, for over 800,000 shares, and brought the price down to 0.0123.

The pathetic paint job went for naught.....

[integral]

The two trades that posted on your time and sales report after the market closed were out of sequence trades.

Someone using two different accounts or two someones called his/her/their broker dealer and asked them to sell a specific amount of stock through out the day. It is called a call and a give up. The trader sells short in his trading account for the client against retail trades throughout the day.

The T-Trade you see "acted" after hours, is the aggregated trade between the trading account and the client's personal account. The client sells the stock agreed upon to the trading account, and the trading account covers the aggregated short position accumulated throughout the day.

So, who were the two sellers? Note holders? Friends? One thing we know is that the seller(s) knows the CEO.