Replies to post #58101 on BrewBilt Brewing Co (BRBL)

[trader guy]

That's why most TA's participate in the Transfer Agent Verified Shares Program where they make updates in SS changes when made for for the companies they work for. Notice that SIML's TA is a participant but doesn't update for them. https://www.otcmarkets.com/corporate-services/transfer-agent-verified-shares-program

LOL Most TA's are "gagged". They restrict phone calls from shareholders because they'd have to hire a dozen people to handle all the calls.

I know the number of shares in daily toxic dilution by monitoring the Ihub trades page of the stocks I'm following. I look for large blocks of cleared trades that took place earlier tagged AVG to indicate the average price received or paid for the block. A price a few ticks below an even number shows it as a sell and a few ticks above an even number makes it a buy. The price is minus or plus commissions depending on whether it's a buy or sell. That's why it's not an even 4 decimal place number but in most cases in 6 decimal places. FINRA requires that both sides of all trades be shown on the tape. The first side is the retail side usually in small little trades and the accumulative block is when the MM clears his book by either debiting the buyer the price paid or crediting the seller the price received.

It's really pretty simple when you think about.