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BULLDOUGHZER

09/01/09 3:32 PM

#35500 RE: Stock_Barber #35499

If the large seller wants above .013 why wait till now ?? He could of sold much higher weeks ago ?
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CuriousGeorge

09/01/09 3:41 PM

#35501 RE: Stock_Barber #35499

Is it possible that the mm's sell shares to each other to cover their trades in a similar fashion that bookies use to lay off bets? Let's suppose that one mm receives a buy order for 1 million shares but doesn't have that many in his inventory. He then calls another mm who then sells him the 1 million shares at a reduced rate, which allows the first mm to fill his order. It could also work in reverse. Let's say a mm has too many shares in his inventory--he could then sell some shares to another mm to reduce his inventory. Is this possible?

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DD-214

09/01/09 5:28 PM

#35520 RE: Stock_Barber #35499

the truth is, EVERY bid whack gets sucked up, and in many cases the bid actually rises after it's hit.. here's why; whenever it appears a big seller is on deck there are also BIGGER buyers waiting for those shares, hence, bidders fall over themselves in an attempt to grab em'..

these buyers could care less about the 50k sells, they'll let those go, BUT let a 500k sell come on deck and WHAM, they'll take those in a flash..

look at time & sales, it's all there for viewing, you'll see EXACTLY what I'm talking about..

EXPH has all the makings of astronomic upward explosion when the time is right, and that time is very close..