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Anthonyspade

07/09/17 5:10 PM

#128963 RE: Knightcha23 #128962

It's an exchange between a heavy share holder and the market maker. Instead of dumping it at market price and forcing a downtrend, they agreed at a lower price to do the exchange. The market marker that's buying are always looking to buy low and sell high. Most of the shares that where sold , where between .0017 and .001. and Are being held. Chart is Still uptrending. Anything over .001 is the new base because The o/s has been traded over again between those two price ranges , in the past two trading days , With no t trades.

T -trades are dilution the o/s will increase, cross trade is an agreement of a sell purchase at a set price.

But in reality, it's the one who bought at .0001 selling for a %1200 at .0012. So the next buyer can run it from .0012 in to penny's for there %1200 gain.

Shakes are to push the majority of shares into the least amount of share holders. Creating emotional conflict works. A drop makes you feel that way.

Should run to penny's this week!
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peterpeter

07/10/17 1:37 AM

#129010 RE: Knightcha23 #128962

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/crosstrade.asp

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