I'd blame JP Morgan who was responsible for buying ALB's stake.
Broker data also show JP Morgan was the No.1 net seller over last few weeks.
Positive side, is some bought a large chunk via Citigroup.
Also, the latest data show JP Morgan was out of the net seller list this Tuesday.
ALB's 96m shares were sold at $1.26/share. So coincidentally, share price was held back at that level for last few days, now should be cleared.
All imo.
I'd blame JP Morgan who was responsible for buying ALB's stake....
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