re: small dump - big buy back! time to buy? How can we tell...

re: small dump - big buy back! time to buy? How can we tell about dumping?

There were three selling orders at well below market price during before market opened.

A small parcel for 69 cents.
A bigger number at 70 cents.
A larger number at 71 cents.

This is not a normal pattern.
Anyone in their right mind would not offer to sell at these prices when markets have been rock solid at 72 cents to 74 cents for weeks.

So institutions pull back from buying.
They seem to work as a team or in a co-operative manner.

One sells to bring price down.

Then all they have to do is sit back and wait for the small avalance of "mums and dads" selling for reasons previously espoused.

A dump of one or two hundred thousand shares - or less - regularly brings on a flood of selling which enables accumulation of perhaps 2 or 3 million shares at below previous prices.

These people can play the market like a musical instrument.

They may place big sell orders at 70 cents and be buying well below at the same time.

A win - win whatever happens.

Pays the daily expenses while accumulating shares at the same time.

Just watch carefully.

Cheers,

NT