The trading pattern does indeed look like it is mainly one big...

The trading pattern does indeed look like it is mainly one big holder unloading, with occasional coffee breaks.

The first question is why? Perhaps they know of some bad news for RPL that everyone else will find out too late. Or perhaps it might be a forced seller who needs to liquidate. Hopefully it is the latter, which would mean that the SP is probably already well below where it is likely to be in a few days time.

The second question is how many more shares are yet to be dumped? Nobody except the seller knows the answer. There was good volume today, so there is reasonable hope that the seller will soon run out of ammo.

There are four main scenarios to consider.
- Buy too early. Most people reading this thread have probably already done this. Dammit.
- Pick the bottom and score a bonanza profit. It is possible that the SP has already bottomed.
- Wait too long and be forced to buy into a rising SP, which risks buying into a dead cat bounce.
- Heavy selling might continue for several more days.

GLTA. Place your bets. Or hedge your bets.