Yesterday I searched for suggestions as to why someone would buy only 360 shares @ 69.5c per share, for a pricely sum of $250.
Today it has been trumped.
Someone purchased 92 shares, at the same price per share as yesterday, for $64!
Whether it is a case of the seller only prepared to let go of 92 shares ,or an investor only prepared to risk $64 dollars on the company, it never- the less is amongst the lowest of transactions I can recall.
Apart from the 7 suggestions I have already put forward, at this stage the only other explanation I can imagine is that a Self Managed Super Fund has decided to diversify!
Cautious Investor., page-2
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