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Rambos_Monster

04/24/18 6:44 PM

#36635 RE: RubeSilver #36633

This is supercilious nonsense. It's not related to retail, algorithms or any facsilmile of what the SEC was/is/maybe is concerned about. It's a pink, MMs are involved and there's larger issues with manipulation than this "concern."

Mark, smark. Has no control of the next day walk-down. Another interesting perusal of this fine board.
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prototype_101

04/24/18 6:48 PM

#36636 RE: RubeSilver #36633

thanks, I would guess the markings of the close are being done by the same party as the stock moves up & down, so whether sells at the bid whilst the stock is in rally mode, or buys at the ask whilst the stock is in selloff mode, I guess same party is doing it, perhaps a MM? perhaps Shorts? perhaps it is LPC? I doubt it is Gram Gram , lol

BTW, I think there is much more serious manipulation of the stock throughout the trading day than the last minute, it should be obvious to anyone who follows trades closely
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236T568

04/25/18 1:39 PM

#36677 RE: RubeSilver #36633

from your link:


"“Marking the close” is a form of market manipulation. Simply put, the practice is an attempt to influence the closing price of a security by executing purchase or sale orders just prior to the close of trading. Such a rush of orders can artificially inflate or depress the closing price for the security and impacts orders that are to be executed at the closing price."




https://blog.willis.com/2014/10/marking-the-close-old-fraud-by-new-means/