Maybe you missed golfyeti's post below? Maybe you work for goldman sach?

I think he's resoning below is more in line.

"Dark pools do not alter the fundamental law of supply and demand.  True intentions always, at the end of the day, demonstrate themselves through actions...

Someone noted that Goldman Sachs dumped tons of shares all in one morning despite no real buying from them in the market for many years (which concurs with my observations from watching trades day in and day out for three years).   I also noticed that anonymous purchased even more shares than Goldman dumped.  Well who do you think anonymous really was?  Just a guess, but my guess is that it was predominantly Goldman Sachs. 

It is just the typical big-boy playbook entry into a new market.  
Step One: Shake the tree by dumping shares/shorting shares to crush the SP
Step two: Scoop all the shares being shaken loose from weak hands but do it anonymously or your previous dump will tip off the market to your tactics.
Step Three: Repeat until more shares are lost by dumping than shares shaken loose.

JMHO"

glta