Interesting trading pattern between 12:40 ish and later in the afternoon, if not even more earlier in the day that does not show up in the Level II quotes now.

There were at least 14 separate transactions of 500 shares at 28 cents, mostly bought from Scotia Capital Inc. When there are a lot of separate transactions all from the same seller, yet the buyer is all at the same firm, and the times are all separate by several minutes, this looks like a trader populating accounts with a small 500 share starting position for a series of customers.

I think we have some actual traders here in this forum who could look at this series of transacations, and perhaps shed light on why there would be so many 500 share transactions, each separate, yet all the same company buying and the seller being only one company.

If my idea is correct, it could be an example of more consciousness that buying gold juniors could be a good idea for small investors to add to their portfolios. If more and more brokers start to think this way, they would have to use some kind of gold junior ETF, or buy individual gold juniors for their customers, as I suspect we saw today with Tyhee.

SKELEG