Quote from vhehn:
thats funny. i think i saw 350 million one day and 250 mill the next day. those volumes are not mom and pop selling and are not shorts manipulating the stock. its big boys wanting out bad.
Quote from scriabinop23:
I'm not sure ... Last few days are big gap downs ... mostly rangebound days on each... I would think heavy *actual* selling would occur intraday, not on gaps. If there was institutional selling, i would've bet it was on Monday and Tuesday.
Who knows ... I'd like to know the real story.
Quote from kiwi_trader:
Your gap down is my Asian market trend day. And my gap is your US market trend day. I am expecting a rangy sort of day on Monday in Asia ... so you probably wont' get much of a gap.
Hey, but what do I know?
Quote from simon1080:
yes there is..
just to make an example if lehman doesn't pose that big of a systematic risk to the US financial system.
Im actully hoping for the chpt 11.... marrill chpt 11 .. wamu chpt11 so we can get all this garbage out of the way and start rebuilding the financial system...
The more they try to delay things.. the worse its going to be for the economy.
Quote from scriabinop23:
I'm not sure ... Last few days are big gap downs ... mostly rangebound days on each... I would think heavy *actual* selling would occur intraday, not on gaps. If there was institutional selling, i would've bet it was on Monday and Tuesday.
Who knows ... I'd like to know the real story.
Quote from scriabinop23:
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Then the bears came out in droves. Short interest in Lehman rose to 11.9% on Sept. 8, a day that the stock fell almost 13% to $14.15. Sept. 9, the short interest climbed to 15.5% and the shares fell 45%. Short interest rose to 16.8% on Sept. 10, as the stock fell about 7%. Data for Thursday and Friday's trading haven't yet been released.
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