• LvoHpdb2557 : Block Orders and Institutions are unwilling to see a breakout above their expected price; it is now completely retail investors supporting the market. Block Orders are entirely offloading.

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• Moriarty mcG OP LvoHpdb2557 : OK I see. Just a matter of time. Can't keep a good company down.

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• Moriarty mcG OP LvoHpdb2557 : So this explains it?
  Institutional block orders are large-volume trades placed by institutional investors, such as hedge funds, mutual funds, or pension funds. These orders typically involve buying or selling a significant number of shares (often 10,000 shares or more, or trades worth over $200,000) and can significantly impact stock prices if executed in one go.
  To minimize market impact and avoid unfavorable price movements, institutions often execute block orders through methods like:
  Dark Pools – Private exchanges that allow large trades to be executed anonymously, reducing market disruption.
  Algorithmic Trading – Using automated strategies to break up the order into smaller trades executed over time.
  VWAP (Volume-Weighted Average Price) Execution – Spreading the trade throughout the day to match the stock’s average price.
  Negotiated Block Trades – Directly arranging trades with another institutional investor or market maker.
  Since block orders can signal strong institutional buying or selling, they are often closely watched by traders looking for market trends.

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• LvoHpdb2557 Moriarty mcG OP : Exactly that’s what I mean. A great company won’t influence by other elements.

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• Moriarty mcG OP LvoHpdb2557 : Good opportunity to buy more then?

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• jhays : The SU7 Max currently faces a wait time of 28-31 weeks, roughly equivalent to what it was a year ago.
  Last year, delivery wait times for all three Xiaomi SU7 variants experienced a slight increase in April, followed by a decrease from May through August.
  From mid-August to late October last year, SU7 wait times stayed mostly stable, but they dropped significantly between November and December, with the SU7 Max reaching a low of 16-19 weeks at one point.
  As we move into 2025, delivery wait times for the electric sedan are steadily increasing, even though the Chinese auto market typically slows down early in the year.
  Extended delivery wait times for the SU7 are unusual, as most other EV models see wait times consistently shorten after launch due to increased production capacity.
  so bringing revenue but no product?

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• bullrider_21 OP jhays : In 2024, Xiaomi delivered 136,854 SU7 series. Long wait time due to high demand.

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• bullrider_21 OP jhays : They have just launched the SU7 Ultra and are launching YU7 in the next few months. So wait times will be longer.

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