Replies to post #20531 on Mexus Gold US (MXSG)

[Eli's Gone]

Re: the subject of T-trades on the OTC (which doesn't trade after hours):

occasionally, you will see a "late" print of a trade that occurred during the market session and failed to print to the tape within the 10 second required period to report--it then prints AH at whatever price it executed at during the day...

usually, as is the case here, you have a MM working a sell order for a client---in this case VNDM is the MM...

besides the fee the client pays to have his shares deposited, VNDM typically charges a 1.5% fee on volume--the AH T-trade print nets the average weighted volume of the trades made during the session that comprised the order minus the MM's 1.5% commission...

in illiquid stocks, it sometimes is easy to see the trades during the day that make up the net T-trade print:

two examples:

1. couple days ago, there was a 130K T-trade @.0394
during the session there were trades of 55K and 75K @.04

the math: .04 x .985=.0394

2. today:

68K T-trade @ .037511 was the net leg of these 4 trades executed during the session:

18K @ .0382= $687.60
10K @ .04= $400.00
20K @ .0371= $742.00
20K @ .038= $760.00
avg weighted total:
68K @ .0380823 =$2589.60

T-trade:
68K @ .037511= $2550.748

the net math: .0380823 x .985=.037511

so, VNDM sells 68K today for his client and AH buys a 68K block from the client at a 1.5% discount making a $38.85 fee...

[gitreal]

Speaking of T-trades.....now 8 straight days with T-trades.

Talking about them is trying to facilitate fear? No, but investors have a right to know that a major shareholder does not have much confidence in the company.