Carter & Carter Share Discussion Threads

[onetomany] 15/8/2007 19:31

quite appropriate, all my stocks flatlined! feel like it myself today, lost £15k!

[smelgy] 15/8/2007 19:28

...........looks like there's something wrong with the one-day chart!

[smelgy] 15/8/2007 19:27

..........looks like there's something wrong with the one-day chart!

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 17:04

Not really. The buys / sells have been pretty obvious today thanks to a fairly wide spread.

Looks to me like an insti is buying, but dyor...

[martin oneill] 15/8/2007 17:01

I dont think so. Traders deliberately delay reporting trades to confuse people.

It is a futile task to try and work it out.

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 16:57

Martin,

When the price is moving quickly, I would tend to agree. Generally though you can tell, especially when the spread is wider.

[martin oneill] 15/8/2007 16:56

Miyamoto Musashi - 15 Aug'07 - 16:19 - 144 of 154



Many thanks.

It is impossible to work out with any degree of accuracy whether a trade is a buy or sell.

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 16:51

Yep.

Who is he amyway? Any ideas?

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 16:41

bronking,

Nothing like that going on.

[bronking] 15/8/2007 16:40

is their some sort of johny 7 club going on
secret handshakes and all that ?

if so i'll stick to the other thread (makes me nervous)

[v01101999] 15/8/2007 16:40

end of a good day .. let us see how US markets hold today ..

[tkon] 15/8/2007 16:35

Not boding quite as nice as it was in the spring though, eh?

[bronking] 15/8/2007 16:34

whats going on

duggan etc
billy etc

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 16:33

Nice finish above £1.

Bodes very well for tomorrow.

[v01101999] 15/8/2007 16:28

yes that is true for most of the cases but the way I trade, specially on CART, I leave my order to buy at the bid (or nearby) and wait for that to be hit/filled. Technically this would be registered as a "sell" because the person who hits my bid is actually selling to me. This allows me to cut the bid offer spread, also I can fill a large order efficiently by moving down or up with the bid.

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 16:19

Martin,

Buys are normally on the offer, and sells are normally on the bid.

Hope this helps! ;-)

[martin oneill] 15/8/2007 16:16

how can you possibly work out with any accuracy whether a trade is a buy or a sale ?

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 16:05

looks like the last tree shake before we finish the day on an intra-day high of 110p !

;-)

[miyamoto musashi] 15/8/2007 15:50

ag, Yep. That poor chap! ;-)

Keeping plenty of powder dry though just in case. Don't think we're over the worst of the volatility...

bronking - you don't want to know! trust me! lol

[bronking] 15/8/2007 15:44

would you care to say what the other share was?

[primrose] 15/8/2007 15:43

More BLUE to come tomorrow too.. That 115p to 121p tomorrow/Friday
is looking even more reasonable now. Plus there's still a number of
positive RNS announcements likely in the coming weeks, which each
time will jump the share price 15% to 20% +