Bankers Pet : BNK: Anonymous selling all day

We follow Anonymous in and out of stocks...they are the market makers and shakers hiding their activity.

The public are always the last to know about insider buy and sells.

OSC does nothing, I reported an insider at CLL:TSE dumping millions of dollars of shares a few days before the company released their financials , and OSC claims they investigated, but you have never heard anything about that have you?

Even the CEO was dispatched by CLL legal counsel to the Stockhouse Bullboards to try an calm the investors who smelled a rotten insider dumping a load on sheet paper on the market, resulting in millions of dollar in market capital value vanishing within a week and tens of thousands of dollars of losses for investors who got caught holding the dirty bag. The stock collapsed from over $3.00 per share. And its been falling ever since and is now 1.15, so much for oil sands valuations.

Protect thyself is my trade strategy...

Just consider that the biggest Gold Scam in Canadian History Brex, enriched the insiders, fleeced the public, and OSC could not get 1 conviction after a seven year trial. Pathetic.

Bre-X faced a number of lawsuits and angry investors who had lost billions. Among the major losers were three Canadian public sector organizations: The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement Board (loss of $45 million), the Quebec Public Sector Pension fund ($70 million), and the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan ($100 million). OSC proved it was unable to get a conviction OR protect the public.

Yes...we only hear about the scammers after the fact, consider Madoff and the Earl Jones.

Jones's $50-million Ponzi scam where he never invested a cent of the money he collected from his estimated 158 clients, many of whom invested their life savings with him. None of the money has been recovered.Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/story/2010/10/27/earl-jones-victim-fund-runs-out-of-money.html#ixzz15Zfs8XFC.

Lets face it the brokerage houses hear rumours and trade before the public all the time.

Two Montreal-based CIBC investment advisers have been suspended after Ontario regulators accused them and a Toronto lawyer of insider trading on several key takeover bids.

Late Thursday, the Ontario Securities Commission laid out the details of an elaborate insider-trading scheme involving Bay Street corporate lawyer Mitchell Finkelstein and CIBC retail investment advisers Paul Azeff and Korin Bobrow over a four-year period from November 2004 to May 2007.

The OSC alleges that, through his practice at Davies Ward Phillips &Vineberg LLP, Finkelstein shared sensitive acquisition information with Azeff ahead of at least four takeover deals, including Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co’s 2004 buyout of Masonite International Corp. and Barrick Gold Corp.’s 2005 takeover of Placer Dome Inc. CIBC Traders Charged

Thats illegal insider trading you say.

It happens everyday and OSC does nothing about it. The CIBC case will be one to watch.

Retail (small investors) must find a way to equalize the playing field and house buys and sells tells the whole picture of a stock in any 1 day 1week 1 month or 1 year. Watch who is moving in and out of a stock each day.

Buy and Hold doesn't work. Traders don't buy and hold, they play on rumours, insiders info and technicals. And they hide there trades in House #1 anonymous.

So just watch the brokerage activity and technicals and follow the elephant in and out of the stock market jungle.

Buy when they buy and sell why they sell ... this has worked for us since 1996.

House Positions for C:BNK from 20101117 to 20101117

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
9 BMO Nesbitt	155,703	1,097,634	7.05	16,122	112,763	6.994	139,581	-984,871
121 Jennings	135,400	956,078	7.061	0			135,400	-956,078
82 Weisel	301,800	2,129,319	7.055	274,700	1,938,503	7.057	27,100	-190,816
14 ITG	27,273	190,504	6.985	600	4,224	7.04	26,673	-186,280
79 CIBC	116,000	814,482	7.021	95,000	665,842	7.009	21,000	-148,640
74 GMP	15,500	108,765	7.017	2,086	14,643	7.02	13,414	-94,122
33 Canaccord	54,400	382,413	7.03	44,200	311,189	7.04	10,200	-71,224
56 Edward Jones	6,300	44,541	7.07	0			6,300	-44,541
52 NCP	25,703	179,973	7.002	20,811	146,815	7.055	4,892	-33,158
85 Scotia	13,100	91,789	7.007	9,266	65,232	7.04	3,834	-26,557
19 Desjardins	4,150	29,243	7.047	500	3,520	7.04	3,650	-25,723
89 Raymond James	3,600	25,308	7.03	700	4,893	6.99	2,900	-20,415
53 Morgan Stanley	2,346	16,400	6.991	81	566	6.988	2,265	-15,834
101 Newedge	2,300	16,251	7.066	900	6,282	6.98	1,400	-9,969
12 Wellington	97,800	686,122	7.016	96,900	679,125	7.009	900	-6,997
65 Goldman	570	3,978	6.979	0			570	-3,978
15 UBS	2,724	19,091	7.008	2,225	15,639	7.029	499	-3,452
46 Macquarie	0			25	176	7.04	-25	176
72 Credit Suisse	0			200	1,408	7.04	-200	1,408
81 HSBC	500	3,530	7.06	1,000	7,060	7.06	-500	3,530
61 Cantor Fitz	0			1,200	8,340	6.95	-1,200	8,340
83 Mackie	0			1,800	12,582	6.99	-1,800	12,582
124 Questrade	850	5,973	7.027	3,090	21,844	7.069	-2,240	15,871
5 Penson	27,100	190,089	7.014	29,400	206,071	7.009	-2,300	15,982
80 National Bank	21,400	150,476	7.032	28,700	201,697	7.028	-7,300	51,221
95 Wolverton	0			7,500	52,350	6.98	-7,500	52,350
99 Jitney	15,800	110,811	7.013	27,000	189,678	7.025	-11,200	78,867
13 Instinet	0			12,300	86,309	7.017	-12,300	86,309
2 RBC	32,345	226,610	7.006	89,220	624,843	7.003	-56,875	398,233
7 TD Sec	50,950	356,954	7.006	115,988	816,802	7.042	-65,038	459,848
39 Merrill Lynch	3,000	21,161	7.054	79,500	559,044	7.032	-76,500	537,883
1 Anonymous	193,600	1,360,007	7.025	349,200	2,460,062	7.045	-155,600	1,100,055
TOTAL	1,310,214	9,217,502	7.035	1,310,214	9,217,502	7.035	0	0