I think this part of your statement shows you either don't have...

I think this part of your statement shows you either don't have a clue what you're talking about or you realise your mistake and now you're playing possum. What is it?


That big green bar you're talking about is all the volume that was traded on that day, in that time frame. It simply isn't trades executed over months, that then are released in market announcements. Those change of substantial holding show the dates the trades were executed.

Have a look at the 275 page ceasing to be a substantial holder statement by blackrock dated 2/12/21. Scroll right to the bottom and note the buys and sells by blackrock on 30/11/21. It looks like blackrock simply bought and sold amongst itself.

I do find it interesting that
1. It's not signed
2. It doesn't show the number of shares held prior to and after the change and how the holders voting rights have changed?
Some of there entities bought between 2 and 3 million shares in that closing auction....




The very last page, also unsigned seems to suggest these shares are being borrowed or loaned, do they not? Is this a way of booking a tax loss at the lows, and then ride it back up, not paying any tax on the gains until they sell in 5 years???