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Technology Stocks : Spansion Inc.
CY 23.820.0%Apr 16 5:00 PM EST

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To: Rink who wrote (3801)4/13/2008 10:51:09 AM
From: bobs10  Read Replies (1) of 4590
 
you:

High level summary of % funds/institutions buying or selling

me:

Yeah, when you look at the price action, particularly Friday's action where the price stayed in a 1 cent range most of the day, it was obvious there were two blocs pitted against each other. I don't know how close/loose these alliances are, but there seems to be coordinated action. The buyers were bidding -$.06 and the sellers were offering at -$.07. The seller were willing to pay a penny to control the price. Every once in awhile a sale would go through at -$.06 which represented, in my opinion, a sale outside of the shorts/sellers alliance.

I don't think either of these groups wants to really push the other bloc, but the buyers do seem to want to accumulate SPSN stock, on their terms. With SPSN share holders seemingly reluctant to part with their shares at current prices some of the difference between what is being sold and what is being bought has to be coming from shorting. Like I said the short interest numbers should make good reading, although those numbers probably don't represent the true picture.

The question for me is just how many shares do the buyers want and how long will the sellers/shorts continue to support current prices. For now $3 seems to be a standoff.
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