Pushing down will be some TXN holders who want to reduce their holding (hey, it happens in these situations). Shorter vultures have increased as agentm posted, so they will gave the natural sellers a helping hand at reducing the sp.
Pushing SEA's sp up would likely be the next EF well IP results along with 30-day boepd info. The risk here (aside from an unlikely poor result) is that SEA doesn't usually report IP results except (maybe) in the quarterlies. Another upward force might be SEA's half yearly earnings report. This will likely be released around 11 March.
And Hotfire, interesting that you sold down TXN just before its final close. I entered a sell for 58 cents in the last hour or two for a small percentage of my holding as a hedge, but pulled the order when ASX stopped trading around 3:40pm. I later discovered ASX restarted trading again, with final trades at 58 cents. Thanks ASX! Hopefully the ASX snafu will be to my benefit with a higher SEA price :-)
SEA Price at posting:
$1.04 Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held