I was just thinking
I know I know
I don't do that very much do I.
If I were the only broker that controled BCIT for 30 days(against brokers I might add that I was in competition with for business and survival) what would it cost them based on my decision to acquire a stock that I knew had no legal shares in the float to buy from? I mean the Mario/pammy shares that will exist thanks to BCIT to be bought from BCIT will amount to 1,115,000 shares. That doesn't even alocate any value placed in the shell. There are still 1,700,000 more shareholders that still need shares that don't exist. Even if we said the last share price was .05 that with all common sense would never even be reasonable in a supply and demand situation such as this.
I know you need them. There aren't enough to sell to cover what you need let alone the other 1,700,000 shares. The debt is owed across the board from billion dollar brokers with not one alone burdened with them all. How high does the price go to make them real?
