WTF IS GOING ON?

>>2767096
It's fixed.

Twas a minor glitch goyem. Don't worry about it.

who was it, tho? Russians, Chinese, Israel, Wall Street, North Korea?

>>2767096
NOTHING TO SEE HERE GOYIM

Goy ignore the places where we bought in. Don't you see we're the market makers? Let's both make money

>>2767096
I think it could be an algo which forces a dip through selling lots at Bid price (forcing price down). It's likely doing this during periods of liquidity (when their aren't as many people trading so it doesn't have to sell very much to make price drop a lot).

Then, at a certain point, it stops doing this, and starts buying, and other buyers (likely including other algos) join in buying at Ask/Offer price, driving price back up.

Over and over again.

>>2767145
*during periods of low liquidity

part of high frequency trading's success is the fact that your algo essentially repeats commands faster than humanly possible

>>2767164
Yeah, I used to see similar watching after-hours trading on the stock market, except at a far more rapid pace.

>>2767181
that's makes complete sense to use them at a time like that, you always want low liquidity, which causes higher volatility - you can move the price more, with relatively lower amounts of volume in your trades.