"Do you consider the fact that by doing this the seller has identified themselves, prior even to the trade being made? And that this can be confirmed not long after."
No - it could be any seller with greater than that number of shares or someone with less and also going short for a left field answer. Correct?
So does that mean a poster is making assumptions and putting them up as fact possibly to support confidence and hence support the share price?
How does identifying a seller's position on the register support the price?
You have missed my point. Large trade in market under market price - yep a dump. Instantly a poster claims it is not in top 40 holders. That is a post that could be seen to support the price to stop fear of further dumping.
I have never suggested anything.
NUH Price at posting:
2.8¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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