Motley Fool: Why Trade Data Is Misleading

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I’ve often seen discussion board posters say things like: “There were 18 buys today and only 2 sells in JamTomorrow Technologies, but the price fell 10p. Market makers are playing games again.”

And every time I read such comments, I sigh. Here’s why….

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