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Just a quick note for people who look at the percentage of buys to sells. It seems people are confused by this! I will try and explain it in short for people who do not understand why more buys does not equal higher share price. If buyers are buying at market rate, they are buying the share at the BUY PRICE (the one on the right, of the spread prices) and there is a large investor who keeps selling it at that price constantly with an infinite amount of shares, the price will never go up past that price even though those trades are all considered BUYS in the percentages. So in summary if a buy is executed at the BUY price its a BUY (theoretically) and if the trade is done at the SELL Price its considered a SELL (theoretically)....hope that helps
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