Slightly nervous asking this question as I am going to demonstrate my ignorance.
I understand that it is a good thing that there is churn meaning there is still a lot of interest in the stock. ie Buyers step up to buy the stock when it comes on the market.
But with a good chart, imminent news bla bla bla, who is it selling on these high volume days.
I would have thought the traders would have been out at the end of last week and getting in again today.
In the end for the price to go up we need the sellers to stop selling. I guess this would happen with news.
A few random comments there. What I am really asking is.
What is going on in high churn days?
Slightly nervous asking this question as I am going to...
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