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MiamiTrader87

12/01/22 12:04 PM

#2275 RE: tothe #2274

Thank you for that explanation. Helped a lot
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John Kent

12/01/22 12:44 PM

#2278 RE: tothe #2274

By far the best explanation I have seen about what is going on here. Throw in the fact the CEO got rid of a bunch of shares and we know something very valuable is coming in.

Many here trading otc know good CEOs are hard to come by. Add in good and hardworking ceos and throw in some competence.

Based on what VeeMost is doing they are being led by someone who understands his industry and his craft.

Great times ahead and look through the cisco gold partner list tons of billion dollar companies on there and VeeMost has thesame advanced specializations as them. Logic says if those companies are pulling in those revs granted it was built over years we are literally getting in at the ground floor of what could be a special company and the have a solid foundation and a path to follow.

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Eagle1

03/26/23 9:24 AM

#8267 RE: tothe #2274

Float Lock Down (FLD) basics.

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Re: MiamiTrader87 post# 2256

Thursday, December 01, 2022 11:55:01 AM

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MiamiTrader87; Float Lock Down. This is the best explanation on GDVM Market Maker activity.

Float Lock Down (FLD) basics.

Posted by Cowboy - Monk's Den board - Thursday, March 11, 2010

When we talk about the float we are talking about shares that are freely traded on the stock market for a particular stock. The float is the outstanding shares minus any shares that are not available because they are restricted or are being set aside for company purposes.

When we buy and hold stock we are taking shares out of the market and in that process reducing the float or any available shares that may be sold.

When we have effectively bought all of the available shares then the stock is in “Float Lock Down” as Monk states in his posts.

Any shares purchased after the Float Lock Down point is reached are shares the market makers do not have so they are either shares that are sold short or they are naked short shares, shares that do not exist.

When this event occurs then the market makers job is to try and free up shares or take the market on that stock to a higher level in order to create sales of shares.

If the market makers try to free up shares then they will do what we call a “shake”. They will take the stock up then short it down in order to create panic or take out stop loss orders and/or take out those individuals who have mental stops in mind.

If people do not sell and hold stock for a higher valuation then the market makers will determine after a period of time to take the stock back up and try to encourage more selling.

The market is based on supply and demand. If the demand outweighs the supply then the market makers try to create an atmosphere for the seller. If there are no sellers then they take the stock to a point where people will sell.

And that my friends is where it gets exciting.

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