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Hate to see it, but sadly I totally understand. I'm also in on SIRC, so maybe I'll see you around. Thank you for all of your contributions here. Good luck, no matter where you may roam!
On May 17th, during one of my many back and forths with the company about several issues, they told me that they estimated about 2 million shares still in the hands of their "institutional investors" that could still be sold into market.
I have no idea how they could make an estimate like that in confidence so I thought the information was irrelevant, but since there's so much speculating here about it lately I figured I'd throw it in the pile.
Any news from the FB crowd about the Q&A with management? Didn't they say they'd be releasing a video last weekend?
Another hit piece from the same clown at SA.
Eh, I do still hold out hope that you'll eventually start contributing more than just your day-to-day frustrations. If you don't, that's fine, but I know you have much more to offer than what you've historically shared with us.
I'm not sure why moneyman gets singled out so often, but it's definitely a trend. I'm still jealous that misteroldman never gave me a personal shout-out as one of those idiot, millennial, newbie, wanna-be investors.
Look at all the stuff I write here! I DESERVE SOME HATE, TOO!
I'll try to cut through the frustrations here and share that I found an "institutional" investor group named Oxbow Advisors bought in here for 15k shares on 3/31. It's not much, but it shows we're popping up on new and larger radars. Looking over their website, they certainly seem like the real deal. I'm glad to have them on board.
If GigantorX hadn't been here for over a year now I'd be more wary of him. But the guy was calling longs here scammers and pumpers way before it was cool. At .08! While talking about turds swirling a bowl isn't my preferred method of DD and discussion, I'm glad to still see him around.
ANY discussion should be treated as an opportunity for this community to help each other gain a better understanding.
A lot of people are understandably frustrated. Frustrations rarely manifest in anything constructive here on internet forums. This is an amazing community, though, and we usually come together and see each other through. As jerseyboy adequately stated, those frustrations can and will evaporate as quickly as they've come flooding in.
It's been a long 2021 already. What an emotional rollercoaster! This is great experience for everyone involved. I think if the massive influx of retail investors can just keep their shirts over the next year, we really are going to have a new market going forward.
Unfortunately, the pump-dump-short crusade on the entire OTC in Q1 seems to have culled an enormous amount of retail "traders". Even bigger names are struggling to maintain volume and share price. Just look at any big ticker on the OTC if you need some comfort. None of what you see here is unique to us.
While I think a more market-savvy management team could have helped us weather this storm much better, I still have faith in the overarching business plan here. This year is still going to be a huge one for IQST. Many new revenue streams are hitting the books, and the path to profitability is right upon us.
To be sure, we've taken some fairly large steps backwards with this culling and the untimely offering. However, the large steps the company is taking forward will overshadow these things in due time, if you have the stomach to hold and watch this boring drizzle.
I hope they address some of my questions during these little FaceTime interviews. I've been a REAL thorn in the IR team's side the past two weeks, and I'm sure they're eager to stop reading my emails. I thought at one point they were going to connect me to Leandro himself! You should be reaching out to a company's investor relations team as a part of routine DD; you should DEFINITELY be reaching out to them if you're starting to feel queezy about your investment and have some questions you'd like answered.
Of course. I still don't believe there's anything actually nefarious going on. I am starting to believe that they are rather naive and oblivious to the markets in general. This can be just as troubling as lying and scamming, because they will continue to be taken to the cleaners by the people who do.
I appreciate that they've always operated leanly with just as many employees as they need. They are a great team that have the chops for their relevant fields, but I need to see some proper financial personnel brought in. Stat.
"Previous actions have consequences, and my goodwill quotient with IQST is dramatically suppressed."
Same. I've gone from perma-bull to pretty much neutral on them after just one event, and one week of subsequent communications back and forth with the company about it. This tweet doesn't help.
Watching closely, with new eyes, for the rest of spring and summer.
I always email them, and they are quick to engage and usually very helpful. There's a lot of this "lemme check with management real quick" type stuff, though. I don't have FB, either, and the ambassador page doesn't seem worth the trouble even if I did.
I'll keep pressing them and keep updating you guys.
I'm still holding my judgements, and shares, for more information and more developments in this big year we still have left in front of us.
You're welcome. I hope I've been able to help you as you've helped me. Did you ever reach out to them yourself?
"Knux,
We have been utilizing the Regulation A+ offering with some large family offices and institutional investors who have made commitments that extend to a long-term relationship. And therefore they were able to negotiate various price points as part of that overreaching agreement to help us get to NASDAQ, eliminate debt and make key acquisitions. They are still supporting the company and will be there when we need them.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Respectfully yours,
IR Team
iQSTEL"
This is the reply I got back when I asked specifically about how many and what type of investors took the offering. And about if they had any prior relationship with the company. I had also pressed them hard about the exact timeline of the offering and they said they would confirm with management tomorrow before getting back to me with what information they could.
Thanks. I'll post the response they give me, too!
Exactly this. I'm happy that they FINALLY got the cash from the offering. I'm happy for them, and for my position. I know that our OS count is still at reasonable levels, but I'm a shareholder that starts blowing up a company's inbox ANYTIME they dilute. No matter the company, and no matter the reasons. Because I hope that they listen and take heed when they know big holders are ready to hold them accountable.
If most of the offering went through in early-mid January, fine. I'm just a bit salty at how unlucky the timing was, but nothing compared to management's feelings. If it went through considerably later, then we have a bit of a situation.
I knew when they were due, I knew when they said that they had 2 million in cash that they had likely accessed the markets in some fashion. I'm trying to understand, and help others understand, why they were so quick to take up an offering at .10 when our share price reached as high as 2.00 this quarter.
I await actual confirmation of this timeline from the company itself.
I'm happy to randomly notice that Apha Capital Anstalt has sold their nearly 10% stake in 2020 down to 2% as of 1/21. This is a predator fund, in a tax haven area, that preys upon microcaps that are desperate for cash. They invest aggressively, try to get their hands on as many notes/debt instruments as they can, pressure the company and stock price, and orchestrates legal campaigns. If they are backing off so quickly this year, and missed so much of these early quarter gains, then that is very bullish. And it gives me a nice fuzzy feeling seeing these sharks missing out big.
They probably realized we weren't going to eventually default on our debts, and they'd get to join others in suing us into liquidation.
IQST had to dilute this quarter. It was literally now or never. Two of our bigger debts, with outrageous interest, were finally due in this quarter. Another huge one not to far behind. Might as well go big and take as many others out as possible in the process, if you truly feel the company is in a safe place now. We've come up clutch, at the buzzer, and the vultures are no longer circling overhead.
As retail investors, we never hear about this kind of impending drama on the newswire. We have to dig through pages of filings and piece together vague stories well after the fact. The stories that I keep finding continue to be good ones.
Refer to their form 253, a continuation and escalation, of an ongoing offering...filed again in early January. This is how you cleanly sell so many shares at .10 cents. Because, officially, they had desperately been trying to do just that for nearly a year.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/conv_pdf?id=14621601&guid=MeEnUWaAZZkGPch
This lines up with perfectly with the timeline I'm trying to imagine here.
Also, they didn't announce the note holders 0.68 deal swap until 2/16. By then we had already flown to the mid 90s, and punched right through to 1.50 the very next day. This could also be considered a horrible deal because they weren't catching little 72 hour windows perfectly.
This whole thing has frankly been absurd, and impossible to time. It's easy to look back now and jump to conclusions. But this board and it's member's are good with the DD and discussion. For now, I will attribute this to a series of unfortunate events that look much worse with all we've been through recently. I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that they haven't suddenly turned into genius super-villians who are undercutting their own stock 1 to 10 on purpose right as they are approaching some hard fought goals after a VERY long year.
I do wish that Leandro would be more up front about these things finally going through, especially since he pays an incredible amount of lip service about transparency, investor relations, and building confidence in these letters of his. Like...this is exactly the kind of stuff we need to know, and this is exactly the kind of things that ruin people's confidence if you aren't transparent about it.
Again, you should take these questions directly to them. They are good questions, and luckily we're in a company that will very actively engage with you in your concerns. You're only making yourself angrier being alone (with just the late night crew here) with these thoughts. I've finished my email and instantly felt better.
I remember seeing these people show up in the books, back when I was binge watching level 2 and posting sleep deprived musings about it here to you guys who probably thought I was a nutcase. Several big fish got in and began actively trading daily. Swinging in and out big over the weeks but never fully leaving. I wonder how many, and how bullish they really are. In fact, I think Joe might have some explaining to do on just how he got those extra two million shares.
The timings of the sells could have just been extremely unlucky, as well. Keep in mind what has actually transpired with the share price so far this year. Back in early January, when we were still trading in the low .20s, it would have seemed like a good option. We really didn't start taking off into territory where a deal like this would be TOO bad until we started spiking over .50 the first week of February.
In fact, on 1/12, we saw a suspicious 19m volume day where the price ranged from 0.19 to 0.38.
I think this would be a good opportunity to use these new "investor relations" channels they keep creating. They seemed to even be catering to this board specifically with some of their creations. I've already started an e-mail to them that almost exactly mirrors your second paragraph.
Although I'm not furious, the surface level interpretation of this event, particularly in the context of this quarter's ridiculous OTC market event, boarders on insanity. All shareholders deserve a concise and timely explanation of this, and I hope you all you join me in demanding that.
Hopefully there's more beneath the surface, and we learn that these shares went directly to a vault at Morgan Stanley...but I'll be facepalming about this the rest of the night.
Regarding your poll. Yes, I would have (still) bought the shares. If they had just explained it and we knew. Even with this new market cap calculation, I believe IQST$ anywhere under 1$ is a buy if you plan to hold for a 1-3 years. However, I will NOT be purchasing another share until they fully explain this to me.
As a long holder, I'd be very disappointed if they DIDN'T access the recent markets to ensure they have a safety net in place as they approach profitability. It makes holding through these events easier, not harder. After reading the 10Q, I finally have the feeling that they are all the way safe. If they were transitioning into this period still saddled with the debt, and watching the volatility on the sidelines, I would have sold out and just come back to swing trade it periodically.
Historically, they have been sufficiently restrained in their diluting even while on the verge of going under. Even while they went up to bat needing to hit an absolute grand slam to stay in the game. I can't imagine they'll suddenly run wild now of all times.
Regarding the IBank, which is the elephant in the room...I fear they may have gotten a little ahead of themselves with making the confident announcement they did. Like many of us, they probably saw the share price rocketing as a deserved and organic process. They are always ready to take it to the next level, and exude confidence while they do so, but I feel they were understandably overzealous here. We all were!
I'm not sure how many big name banks are looking into microcap telecommunication companies in our current market environment. Then again, telecommunication is usually perceived as a safe haven during cycles of inflation. Buffet himself has recently rotated a huge chunk into Verizon.(GET HIM ON THE PHONE NOW!) So who knows... we could have ten name brand banks or none.
Regardless, this is precisely the play I'm looking for going into the next two years. I'm something of an investment banker myself! ;)
dh_, regarding your thoughts on setting outrageously high limit sells, I am of the belief that it absolutely works against us. Particularly in a small community of substantial investors on a low volume stock.
Not only is the idea of this process "locking" up your shares naive, it gives the funds looking at the books all the free information they could ever want. Imagine looking at millions of shares permanently out of play by starry eyed shareholders. It takes all the guess work out. If the people who did this abruptly went dark on the books, or actively laddered many different limits at reasonable prices; these players would all be running for a change of pants instantly.
Gentlemen
I believe I also owe a few words, and an assurance that my shares are still in safe hands. In fact, I'm ecstatic to report that I've nearly doubled my total position in the last two weeks!
Shamefully, I also raked out about 50k shares in my roth at .94, but literally every cent of that gain went right back in today. I've sold off a recklessly large portion of my portfolio in case these played-out tactics continue tomorrow and next week. This is where I stand.
Upon further review, it actually seems that dh, crawfors, peterpan, jerseyboy, and moneyman have touched on most every topic I was going to discuss. Thank goodness, because I'm completely soured on writing long DD posts on IHUB. I hope the veterans here still afford new investors the comfort that's needed during such times.
I'm surprised at all the negativity. Sure there are things to critique, but don't let emotions that were intentionally manufactured for you get in the way of all the positive things. It's been an amazing year! I invested into IQST a year ago because it seemed like a ridiculous value play if the management team could leverage their existing infrastructure out of the dying portion of telecom and diversify.
What they did instead blew me away!
With unabashed confidence, in the middle of a global crisis, they aggressively expanded into many future-proof sectors. They strengthened relationships they already had, and seemingly found other established companies to collaborate with at will. New and lucrative revenue streams kept getting created out of thin air. They were even able to get out from underneath ALL of the toxic debt without diluting the shareholders to death, even though I'm certain they were constantly tempted to offer many multiples more than they actually did. The speed, execution, and circumstances of this turnaround story are amazing, and it's all in the 10K.
Do not lose sight of this, because it's still only the first chapter.
Management could use suggestions on a few important issues, but they certainly deserve praise and not hate. We've all been scrambling to make sense of the current market environment, and how best to proceed. You may have noticed that it's pretty tough.
The pump, dump, and short campaign against the OTC this quarter has truly been a sight to behold. I've never seen anything like it at such a scale. The goal here has been to exterminate the large influx of retail money pouring in to a stocks, but particularly penny stocks. It's been exceedingly efficient, and I wonder just how many that left for the land of crypto (or back to a job at Wendy's) are gone forever. We will now need a good investment bank for sure to get onto the NASDAQ after this culling.
A lot of us, including me, got caught with our pants down a bit tunnel visioning on the company's growing success. (I went HARD to help get us over a dollar originally) I never zoomed out and looked at the billions pouring into the entire OTC, because it felt so genuine and deserved here. What absolutely horrific timing for IQST! Management must be fuming and flabbergasted.
I've seen every dirty trick imaginable from the market makers. Just yesterday, I tried to take the entire ~150k wall on the ask, and my order sat for 20 minutes before I just canceled it and set up more acceptable limit orders for our new robot overlords. The ask is literally untouchable for days at a time, and this seems to be the bland algo strategy on nearly all of the tickers as they bleed. This sledgehammer approach worked well for most tickers, but here they have only bought us more time to accumulate right alongside them. We will be one of the few who get out of this disaster intact and thriving.
The company has never looked better, even if your portfolio has never looked worse. Either average in some big buys as you get the funds, or take a break from the madness.
I wish you all the best, and it's an honor to fight by your side!
I'll be holding IQST until my ever evolving thesis is proven wrong. I've done an enormous amount of DD and have full confidence in myself, this business plan, and this management team. I anticipate holding, adding, and researching for the next two years.
However, I'm taking a break from this board for probably that same amount of time. Sadly, things have changed quite a bit around here. I don't appreciate honest and educational posts that I spend a lot of time on being removed, while foolishness and filler run rampant.
I want to thank those of you who have kept this place so great for the year and a half I've been following. IQST has been, and will continue to be, a great investment opportunity. Stay focused, stay informed, and stay searching for just the right castle to satisfy your needs when the time comes!
Wow, what an insight! Thanks for this discussion, guys. I never could quell my own worries about this last year. I thought the audits seemed fine, but this is important information that is hard to find.
I have to believe the Fortune 500 field test went amazingly, just based on the timeline. Just a couple of weeks ago, on March 22, they announced "The field test is anticipated to be up and running by mid-April, 2021.". I didn't expect us to even begin the test for another week, and assumed it would take at least two weeks worth of testing to seal the deal. This was the best case scenario in my overly optimistic, fan-girl drooling about this test and this moment.
But now, this?! The test has begun, finished, and they are announcing the results of it next week?!
Honestly, I'm not even surprised. Just excited. Some of you may have noticed that I've been over the moon about the potential behind this technology ever since we won the Smart Appliance Product of the Year award. I've written extensively about it here. Look how quickly others have taken notice. Look how quickly IoT Labs has further improved upon it, personalized it, and gotten it out to the market! Look how quickly this deal (presumably) has gone forward with a Fortune 500 company!
Of course, I'd like some rough estimates on exactly what kind of revenue we're expecting to realize on each unit. I'd like to know what their production capabilities are, and if they are ready to scale this up to the entire world.
Hell, I'm probably going to be purchasing the service myself!
Also, I bought a ton of shares late in the day. All were ordered as an ask slap, in several different large batches at different prices, and NOT A SINGLE share I purchased hit the ask. I mean, I know we're in the pink sheets. I don't expect efficient and above-board market making. Especially not here, and especially not now...but good lord they have pulled out all of the stops in the last month and are just doing whatever they please. This is the real reason we can't move up, they are fulfilling the sells at bid, and just straight up internalizing the asks.
Hang in there, longs!
Timing the 10k drop to go along with the IoT Smart Tank news? Amazing. Get all you can today, boys!
The promissionary note holders traded the debt for shares at a price point of 0.68. They secured a position of 2,230,400 shares. Quite a payload, but this position certainly isn't enough to satisfy the greed and foresight of a lender who is giving up guaranteed money like that.
I also highly doubt that these people are in the business of playing short-term and speculative PinkSheet trades.
It's no wonder that whenever we begin to approach that 0.68 price intraday, it gets rejected hard and begins to rally. This tells me that they are most likely watching this ticker daily. They are also in a very unique position to have a deep and historical understanding of IQStel the business, and $IQST the ticker. They can effortlessly play both sides if they want on such low volumes, all the while slowly adding to their original position.
What would you do if you were one of the only large institutions (perhaps the only) invested in a company that you had a tremendous amount of insider information on? You'd use all of your resources to maximize such a golden opportunity. I believe we are seeing just that.
0.68 is the absolute floor going forward in 2021
Still pumped about the IoT Smart Tank test at the Fortune 500 company site in the coming weeks. This, IMO, will be the defining moment for the company this year. It's likely the same moment a lot of big players are holding their breath for. Just landing the deal with one company would be huge in itself, but the implications of mass marketing this product to a world of hungry giants is what will drive this into "disruptive tech valuation" territory where we begin to see market caps at 3-7x revenues.
I wonder why they were never allowed to unveil the name of the company. They also haven't REALLY been pressing the court with this technology. It's all been sort of hush-hush lately. I don't know, but it feels BIG.
Hang in there, longs!
So many new DD videos on $IQST lately, and some of them are really good quality. I remember when we got excited about the very first one or two we found!
If the MNPA rollout gets good traction,the ALYI bikes start selling, the Smart Tank order gets approved, AND we land an investment banking firm...SOOO many retail investors are going to pile in here again right alongside the banker's clients.
Just in time for July rollouts of the Visa card, and Smart EV solution suite prototype they're working on with MODUS(this could be huge), and perhaps a new subsidiary coming on board.
If we execute well in the next few months, then NASDAQ is in the bag just in time for the holidays. Santa gonna have a tough time delivering these castles!
Haha, sorry for hype train, but I like to present the long case periodically because sometimes we all get too caught up in these day to day games. Enjoy your weekend, fellas!
Yep, and we've discussed this before. I become more and more convinced each day that there are some very complex, and competing accumulation strategies going on each day. The competition is probably what makes it look so bizarre to me, because I've never been involved with a company at this particular crux. I can say with confidence that a lot of resources are being poured into the trading dynamics of our little sub-dollar,low volume, Pink Sheet company. As you say, that seems very bullish to me.
Forgivable extension request. A lot has been going on recently and I want them to feel completely comfortable with the filing before they release it. I'll echo what others have said; it's crucial to hire the proper personnel to handle these number crunches going forward if we're going to be taken seriously by institutional investors. I'm sure management understands this, and didn't want to file this extension anymore than we wanted to see it.
I also trust their word that we'll get it on schedule. I personally didn't see much value in this largely outdated 10K, but I understand it's necessary for others to build their thesis on.
I have successfully freed up another ~80k and will be prepared for our wild weeks ahead. Level 2 has been a complete clown show for two weeks now. I have lost all perspective on the short term goals of the algorithms and market makers. I suspect even the algorithms are now running a "wtf we doing?" script.
There has been an interesting trend throughout those two weeks though. A new player seems to have entered and are methodically building a substantial long position. Traditionally, 1300 to 1345 has been our lowest volume points of the day. Recently, though, someone has cruised right into this window each day(suggesting an intricate knowledge of our trading dynamics) and chunked away meticulously at the ask. No matter the price, and they don't even care how predictable it's become. MMs immediately start undercutting their buys but it just happens again day after day.
I hope to keep seeing this person/people, and maybe I'll even follow that strategy of DCA'ing with unabashed confidence.
I'm not a big fan of technical analysis on OTC stocks, especially ones with our kind of volume. Down here I like to analyze MM behavior instead. We've seen some huge moves out of multiple MMs here lately, including a tremendous flex midday where every single MM on our stock piled into the ask at 1.07. I'm not going to pretend to know how to interpret that in the short term...but it is another big move that shows they remain very interested, even coordinated in their efforts.
I would hardly think a display/risk of that kind would be necessary if they weren't REALLY trying to scare off any whales that happened to be swimming by.
I will say that April historically is very good to stocks, and we have a great number of positive catalysts next month. I feel that our short term pain is almost over, and we've held up incredibly. I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest we make another run to 2.00$ before the end of April.
They've realized some big profits already this quarter. They are telegraphing it of course, AND they are already going hard looking for another company to acquire. This is how you do it, this is how you grow, and fast. No one wants to sit on their profits only to be hit hard by the tax man, even though that seems to be what a lot of the investors want for some reason. You reinvest your extra money into your company and grow it as quickly as possible. We've already seen how successful management is in strategically picking these companies that capture relevant markets while also synergizing well in their overall business model. I trust their decisions going forward.
This is crazy, because I didn't expect their new revenue streams and margin improvements to start really hitting the books until late Q3. Most of them probably haven't. Has eliminating the debt and consolidating the telecom brands really produced such dramatic and instant results?
As has been discussed, we've become too healthy now to be susceptible to these kind of nuke attacks by large firms. It will only strengthen us, as they watch us rise from the ashes over and over. Each time the longs will lock up more and more of the float. It's not like our value+growth company is at any risk of bankruptcy, so short sellers will have to cover at some point.
I'm very interested in what kind of companies they are looking at right now. I'm very excited for the IoT Smart Tank test, exactly which investment bank we'll get onboard, and how much traction our recent EV and blockchain plays will get. Stay tuned, April is going to be a huge month with the potential for several large catalysts.
I was preparing for a general market selloff as people were waiting for last year's March dip-buying to reach a year in their portfolio for tax purposes. I suspect most of the media's "explanation" is a cover for something that was simple and easily foreseeable. What I did not expect, was for the bears to come along and use this correction as an opportunity to nuke the entire OTC. Firms must have seen the enormous amount of money pouring in these past few months from retail traders and thought it would be easy pickings. (It is.)
Our beloved IQST is nothing more than collateral damage in all of this. This isn't specific to us, and it definitely isn't a reflection of the business in any way. The bankers and whales finally have their opportunity to load up, and I'm sure they must be. The winners and losers of the OTC are being selected right now, and we'll undoubtedly be on the list of winners when the dust settles.
Don't let them shake you just when the overarching business model is coming in to view and new revenue streams are hitting the books!
Yawn. You gotta do better than this if you want my shares. And you will have to keep it up for the next two years.
You talkin' to the rolex wearin', diamond ring wearin', limousine ridin', jet flyin',kiss stealin', wheelin' and dealin', son of a gun!
And I'm havin' a haaaaarrrddd time, HOLDIN THESE ALLIGATORS DOWN! WOOOOO!
I don't care what the price is in the short term, btw.
Of course. I am obviously the same. I appreciate your efforts and your insights. I wasn't trying to call you out, rather just trying to keep spirits up around here.
The IoT Smart Tank is the product I'm most excited about, and this upcoming test is a huge moment. If we have footage of it performing well and then a subsequent contract with a fortune 500 company, the sky is the limit. We'll start revolutionizing entire sectors, not just bumping the share price %. dh_ makes a great point about them able to seemingly further personalize the product to fit each customers specific needs.
Notwithstanding all of the other excellent services, products, and improvements we've seen recently!
Lawd, he's using the word tranche now! Practicing that rich-speak, I see!
I got quite a few more today, as well. Pretty sure they were talking about this board when they were referring to engagement with an investment bank!
Glad to see everyone's still in good spirits. This year is going to be huge !
I believe we are seeing the very interesting dynamics of this kind of thing play out right now. I personally believed we saw several big fish enter the playing field in the original runup from .40-.90. and have been here actively trading since.
The signs are there even now. Huge buys are flying in under the radar amidst huge red candles. ~100k ask slaps in final seconds before the bell. New/different types of algorithms coming in. MMs in a seemingly no win situation sometimes.
Maybe all of this is Crawfors and Joe, who just look like investment bankers. There are plenty of billionaire investors out there who could have stumbled upon us instead. Maybe I'm a lunatic who has been watching the books way too long at this point....
But I feel as you do now, that the plot has thickened significantly. I have no idea what to expect because that kind of thing plays out in back rooms, dark pools, and off the exchange all together. Hell, they have even been keeping some of US off the exchange lately.
On top of everything, we're in the pink sheets during a market correction. It's truly the wild west right now. There will be no rules and there will be no scrutiny.