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Originally posted by gizard
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hi chris
vtx rounded
westrpac 8
etrade 7
argonant 5
ubs 1.6 m
pershing -12
commsec -4
state -3
Hartley 1.5
hi pilsner
erj from 2.2.15 the perfect example
patto 8m
ord 3m
pershin g 1.5m
deusche 1m
inter 1m
Macquarie -7
commsec -3
Westpac -2
national -2
etrade -1
hi tom
fa are the balance sheet/cash flow numbers behind a stock, in juniours its worth sfa
ta is the graphical description of price with volume, but broker data shows who moves the stock. EVERY downtrend has real broker selling. Probably 75 % of all uptrends have real brokers buying, the more they buy the better the uptrend ( especially in the juniours). Real brokers have better contacts, clients with better contacts, clients with more money and they buy for numerous clients and funds.
Real money moves stocks, real money usually uses full service brokers. Of course there are always exceptions. ie NXR sub holders bought thru Westpac and commsec.
Example AEI from 2.2.15
baileau 1.1m
shaw 0.6m
meryl 0.2m
pershing -1.1
Westpac -0.4
m s -0.2
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Thanks Giz, so what would your take on the VTX situation be? Pershing would almost indicate smart money was exiting? Hard to pick as MW has bought on market, but such overt actions always raise some red flags. Interested anyhow to hear how you interpret it.