Not for a lot, but I had to laugh.

National Bank had a set of close-but-out-of-the-money iceberg "Bid" orders in to buy, which clearly meant that they actually wanted to sell.

I wanted to buy, so I put in an out-of-the-money iceberg Sell order, to balance the National Bank icebergs.

They won. I got my shares, but their icebergs were bigger. I got to buy a little under my iceberg, but National Bank got to sell a big whack at well over their icebergs ... and then (of course) they promptly cancelled their icebergs.

Maybe I'm a slow learner!

Another day in the thinly-traded penny stock markets.

I guess next time I'll have to be gutsier with much bigger icebergs. Thoughts?

Previous post on next NR was a good one too.