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dcspka

12/12/13 9:06 AM

#19011 RE: jimtash #19010

Either way is normal behavior.

Investors routinely write of their losses against their profits at the end of the year, and MM's routinely try to get a stagnant trade flowing.

Lakeshore trying to determine a person's actual loss is futile, since everyone has multiple entry points along the way. Few people accumulate a substantial position all at once.

lakeshore555

12/12/13 9:53 AM

#19016 RE: jimtash #19010

Perhaps it's someone in the Class Action group who bought in March 2011. There are certainly members of that Class who haven't sold yet.

40 shares before the 25:1 split was 1000 shares. They could have paid $1.80 PPS for those in January 2011 but let's say $1 per share in March 2011 to keep it real. That person could be FINALLY selling now to take the $1000 loss.

I don't think a market maker would record a 40-share trade to create volume. Maybe to paint the tape, but the PPS was already at .0001, so, who knows.





Gold Seeker

12/12/13 10:51 AM

#19020 RE: jimtash #19010

Maybe the small sales was someone who foolishly thought Radient somehow had value and hung onto the shares. Someone could have spread a merger rumor. Too bad he didn't sell earlier.