Yes, I am familiar with iceberg orders and I guess what we are seeing is the natural consequence of that for a (normally) low-liquidity stock. But today in particular there was plenty of buying pressure and one would think that it would have been possible to get greater than 180c for some of that larger unseen parcel.
So perhaps that is the sacrifice one must make for the convenience of the "iceberg" order rather than active management of the sale.
One can also speculate (hope?) that once the iceberg process finishes than the price could increase quite rapidly due to the sudden lack of selling pressure.
DDR Price at posting:
$1.79 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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