Originally Posted by
littletramp
Sometimes when an institution needs cash to settle client withdrawls from funds, the easiest way out is to sell shares like NZR where buyers just keep stepping up, albeit at a lower and lower price as you keep selling. It is obviously getting to offer better and better value as the price drops. There are simply not a lot of buyers out there for many of the stocks. The price dropping has no bearing/relationship at all on earnings per share of the company in these circumstances. Just run to the bank for a loan and keep buying.