in the zone, page-7

I agree. Other than one or two people offloading a tiny amount of stock this morning, ie approx $30k, nothing has changed. In this environment when people decide to convert to cash things just get sold at whatever price there are buyers. Buyers who have declared their hand on the open market that is.

As subsequent transactions demonstrate there are buyers willing to pay more for the stock but who hadn't declared their hand when the 11c seller lost their marbles. This simply means that in their eagerness to convert to cash the seller got a price 15% lower than buyers were willing to pay. Low volumes definately exagerate these movements.

Back to 12.5c now on the buy side, and 13c on the sell side. Hardly record breaking but given the overall market selloff, its somethign we can live with until the results are released.