Feb. 26 at 9:14 PM
$RECAF Another quiet day on the surface, but the tape told a very different story.
The stock sat pinned in a straight line around .623 from late morning onward — classic MM containment on low volume.
Then, between 2:36–3:15, a backed‑up queue of buy orders finally forced the short desk to release inventory.
Roughly 700,000 shares were filled in four blocks, all around .6338, well above the posted ask — meaning these were real buys, not sells.
As soon as the fills cleared, the MM walked the bid right back down and re‑established the containment line at .625, where it stayed into the close.
After the 700K cleared, volume for the final 45 minutes was only 13,000 shares — confirming the burst was the only real activity of the day.
Bottom line:
Today wasn’t selling pressure — it was accumulation meeting a hard ceiling. Someone wanted size, the short desk had to give it to them, then the tape was immediately pinned back to .625, to hide it.
