So the demand to buy was there but there was no sellers willing to part with their shares for the last 15 minutes..Could be because most of the buying and selling today..as it has been for some time now..was being done by flippers in wash trades..That no long was willing to give up 500K shares for what you were asking..Put that trade in early in the morning tomorrow and the flippers will take it and play with it all day..That is what we are seeing now and it will continue until news creates more volume..and the pps is raised to levels that longs are willing to sell...veno
i'm not surprised .. that is why when i dca shares of any co. on the otc/bb .. i tend to wait till last hour or so on friday's when the *crews* who love to *play* are selling ~ cause most won't hold for the weekend .. i never buy first thing in the am ..
especially on exph because i see *smoke and mirrors* almost always
btw .. i have fidelity .. and i too sometimes have *issues* getting bids filled at the ask .. while a call gets that resolved ~ it's an effort that imo shouldn't even have to be *expended* .. since *supposedly* some of the scum sucking cretins utilizing nite (and usually etmm) have the shares at the ask .. but the reality is *some* are trying to control *aspects* .. and yep that is why .. i send in complaints and talk to compliance officers
a non crooked clientele .. results in no underwriting changes ;-)
i'd say yesterday's *demos* proved *one* of my points on exph .. rather conclusively
How can that be when it's supposed to be all about supply and demand as some are saying is so obvious? Weren't some of the brokers experiencing FTD's as well? Something just doesn't smell right when you can't buy a stock, but you can sell it, huh!
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