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waterchaser

02/04/22 8:04 AM

#107409 RE: Jahvik #107407

Avg/W trades are not “loading”, it is sellers unloading a large Block(s) of HMBL printed shares into the market. The broker sells to retail at market price through the day and then they discount their commission from the averaged price and buy the shares from the block position at the total averaged price less the block position fee / commission and post to the tape since the cost is different from what they sold to market. It often says AVG or W (Weighted Averaged) in the TYPE notes on the consolidated tape.
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thehawk72

02/04/22 10:29 PM

#107468 RE: Jahvik #107407

Very possible that the $600k investment today could end up being worth $6k (.002 pps) by April 1st. Unfortunately, that's not an April Fools joke. Personally, I will be shocked if it's north of $60k (.02 pps) by then.
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TenKay

02/05/22 7:27 AM

#107470 RE: Jahvik #107407

Understanding what those trades are can avoid mistaken assumptions.

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=167770078

And that $600K actually came from retail investors who were buying that broker’s short sales all day long.

What wasn’t retail, or a commoner as you say, was who was selling…block position sales are used by large holders usually for newly issued stock.