Forum Archive Index - December 1999

["Chris" <crodgers@globe.net.nz>]

My understanding is that a SSH notice is a notification to the market that a significant shareholder has changed their holding.  If a big shareholder is a seller, as this particular notice probably stated, this can spark further selling, since you would generally expect a major shareholder to do their homework on the company, and had a good reason for reducing their stake.

 

I wonder who is still selling the stock down at this price?  Everything I read from analysts value FFS at $1.00 or more.

 

I bought into FFS this week, on the hope (fingers crossed) that it has hit its bottom.