Whats Next For APH?

Weed And APH? 

Both were held down today , but all other weed stocks rebounded into the green.

But NOT WEED AND APH (same approx share float i.e. 200 Million Shares each) Weed should buy APH and surpass ACB in markets.

"Of all the order sources, specialists and options market makers benefit the most from the strategic use of anonymity."

#1 House Anonymous: controls the price movement and create momentum up and down
both ways. Plus they are shorting all the way down as they sell, which creates sell momo which
triggers stop losses and then ANONYMOUS will suck up all the cheapest shares and then they start it back up ...rinse and repeat. When it gets high enough they sell them back to the market at a much higher price. They make millions everyday.

They accumulate shares as cheaply as they can then wait for some event like a WEED buyout or a Trump Bump . Anonymous will run the stocks up and down
Stock Roller Coaster. MOMO.

If you really want to understand ANONYMOUS trading House #1 read below and click the link for a detailed .pdf report Anonymous Trading (AU)

"However, specialists account for a large proportion of aggressive anonymous market orders. 
It is possible that specialists prefer to trade anonymously when they possess superior knowledge of pending large trades. 

One source of such information is from orders being “shopped” in the upstairs market (Griffiths et al. (2000), Davies (2003)). In such instances, anonymity is useful for concealing information, thus reducing the immediate price impact of their trades.

Our second contribution is in modeling the determinants of the decision to trade
anonymously, and examining if these decisions result in lower execution costs. This is the first
study to examine these issues on a common trading system within a common time period. We
find that by strategically selecting anonymity when it is beneficial, traders reduce their execution
costs. 

This is likely to be because informed traders use anonymity to reduce opportunities for
trading-ahead and piggybacking.At the same time, patient uninformed traders can use
anonymity to make it more difficult for other traders to identify their individual trading patterns"

"The majority of anonymous orders are in the form of passive
limit orders placed by client and proprietary accounts. However, specialists account for a large
proportion of aggressive anonymous market orders. It is possible that specialists prefer to trade
anonymously when they possess superior knowledge of pending large trades. One source of such
information is from orders being “shopped” in the upstairs market (Griffiths et al. (2000), Davies
(2003)). In such instances, anonymity is useful for concealing information, thus reducing the
immediate price impact of their trades." 

See The Window Below This Chart for Full PDF 

The Bottom Line Is To Win In The Cannabis stock market you need to 
 Get On The Anonymous Buy/Sell Cycle. They win daily.

House Positions for C:APH from 20180523 to 20180523

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
2 RBC	507,714	6,459,361	12.722	375,755	4,782,456	12.728	131,959	-1,676,905
79 CIBC	664,688	8,462,176	12.731	568,790	7,238,181	12.726	95,898	-1,223,995
7 TD Sec	773,585	9,845,258	12.727	728,061	9,269,053	12.731	45,524	-576,205
39 Merrill Lynch	130,580	1,663,822	12.742	108,702	1,381,035	12.705	21,878	-282,787
22 Fidelity	34,350	436,329	12.702	12,599	160,178	12.714	21,751	-276,151
9 BMO Nesbitt	100,383	1,276,713	12.718	79,647	1,012,621	12.714	20,736	-264,092
28 BBS	20,105	255,183	12.693	1,213	15,276	12.594	18,892	-239,907
14 ITG	19,349	245,950	12.711	647	8,216	12.699	18,702	-237,734
53 Morgan Stanley	33,189	422,382	12.727	16,200	205,169	12.665	16,989	-217,213
143 Pershing	17,954	228,573	12.731	7,440	94,755	12.736	10,514	-133,818
80 National Bank	84,923	1,080,490	12.723	76,435	972,130	12.718	8,488	-108,360
72 Credit Suisse	43,477	553,080	12.721	35,800	455,048	12.711	7,677	-98,032
65 Goldman	5,100	64,969	12.739	300	3,829	12.763	4,800	-61,140
74 GMP	15,000	190,400	12.693	10,250	131,682	12.847	4,750	-58,718
58 Qtrade	12,246	155,823	12.724	8,083	102,687	12.704	4,163	-53,136
76 Industrial Alliance	2,670	34,069	12.76	1,000	12,700	12.70	1,670	-21,369
99 Jitney	82,500	1,049,900	12.726	81,400	1,037,135	12.741	1,100	-12,765
62 Haywood	1,200	15,396	12.83	190	2,409	12.679	1,010	-12,987
57 Interactive	1,932	24,566	12.715	1,185	14,999	12.657	747	-9,567
68 Leede	1,700	21,615	12.715	1,000	12,685	12.685	700	-8,930
25 Odlum	940	11,975	12.739	840	10,683	12.718	100	-1,292
3 AltaCorp	1,000	12,860	12.86	1,000	12,705	12.705	0	-155
56 Edward Jones	168	2,140	12.738	210	2,681	12.767	-42	541
70 Manulife	540	6,832	12.652	1,268	16,163	12.747	-728	9,331
124 Questrade	152,524	1,942,028	12.733	154,336	1,962,176	12.714	-1,812	20,148
36 Latimer	1,695	21,549	12.713	3,599	45,795	12.724	-1,904	24,246
15 UBS	6,347	80,694	12.714	12,400	157,889	12.733	-6,053	77,195
88 Credential	1,542	19,630	12.73	15,655	198,240	12.663	-14,113	178,610
19 Desjardins	95,305	1,214,369	12.742	109,706	1,403,460	12.793	-14,401	189,091
89 Raymond James	4,250	54,406	12.801	28,900	369,455	12.784	-24,650	315,049
85 Scotia	278,193	3,537,879	12.717	306,679	3,899,010	12.714	-28,486	361,131
13 Instinet	105,576	1,343,054	12.721	166,288	2,116,506	12.728	-60,712	773,452
33 Canaccord	172,100	2,190,133	12.726	263,846	3,360,012	12.735	-91,746	1,169,879
59 PI	1,030	13,033	12.653	94,900	1,211,946	12.771	-93,870	1,198,913
1 Anonymous	1,336,797	17,017,796	12.73	1,436,328	18,275,468	12.724	-99,531	1,257,672
TOTAL	4,710,652	59,954,433	12.727	4,710,652	59,954,433	12.727	0	0

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