>>>They hold for their clients over 60 % of BII.<<<
Waldo, I'm not challenging you in any way. But, where do you get these numbers?
>>>>They bought 407,000 shares today and sold 382,000 shares, and are net long 25,000.<<<<
Does that include the 350,000 cross today?
>>>Since Dec.15th, they bought 1.94 million and sold 1.78 million and are net long 153,000 shares.<<<<
So, what about before Dec. 15th when most of the high volume trading activity days were? I'm not suggesting that you are not stating the truth, however we are still at one of BII's high trading prices. Given that Yorkton probably took us through a shorting spell before Dec. 15th, it would not be unusual for them to be a little long right now, especially if they hold 60% of shares for their clients.
Also, if we do not know exact numbers for each day, it is possible Yorkton bought 1 Million shares @ $2.50 and sold 1M shares @ $3.80.
I know I'm dealing with speculation but it is possible to present only one side of the coin with summary numbers. |
