Widgie Nickel LTD, page-622

Enjoying watching the shenanigans from (presumably) a day trader or someone trying to accumulate. These are my observations;

• Someone regularly sets sells at 0.37c, then tries to buy back in at 0.34c
• When they want the price to drop, a whole heap of fake sells are posted (250,000+) at absurd prices around 70% higher than the current SP
• This makes it seem like 'more people want to sell' - even though those sells would absolutely never execute on the day
• Whoever does this places a lucky Chinese 18,888 sell at $1 when they're in the push-down cycle, then removes it when they want the SP to rise again - again, faking that buying/selling pressure

When looking at the sells, be sure to see where the majority actually sit. If they're miles away from the SP and they've just appeared - take it with a grain of salt. Don't fall for the ruse and sell your shares to a swing trader. Hold on tight!