Does anyone know why we keep having small lots of few shares each time sold at 0.0001? These lots range from as low as 5 shares to as high as 10K shares, even commissions cost more than the purchased share value

You have not, and unable to explain, based on your rationale, why the ratio is not constant but ranging from 13% to 95%.

If indeed the first leg always get reported, and the second leg is never reported, then the ratio would be close to 100%, not ranging from 13% to 95%, then when pressed, you changed your tune and said not every trade is done like that. Well, if that is the case, then it would imply randomness on the part of the market marker’s discretion on which leg gets matched first, so the % short ratio will follow a random distribution curve with +/- 1 standard deviation (i.e., 68% around the mean), again, not ranging from 13% to 95%.

Here is the short interest link for everyone's reference:

http://otcshortreport.com/?index=NGBL&action=view

There are only so many bullets in the gun.

The sellers will soon run out of bullets, unless the company amends the share structure to have the total authorized shares to be more than 10 billion; otherwise, even a reverse split will not draw out more selling, as there are only so many bullets left. The 10 billion figure is capping the selling, already there were more than 7.2 billion dumped in the market in the last few months. Again, even with a reverse split, unless the company also changes the authorized share structure, the sellers are running out of bullets, or unless the company files bankruptcy. Or unless someone is naked short selling this stock.

People forget stock trading is a game.

http://otcshortreport.com/?index=NGBL&action=view


>>> It has nothing and will be nothing except for the touters. <<<

Given that it has nothing, meaning no money to pay for financials, no money to pay for audits, no money to pay for reverse split administrations, no money to pay for employees, no employees, does nothing, and has a % of volume shorted ratio ranging from 13% to 96%, and no one seems to be able to explain why, and give stories like because market makers matched the short side first, then when pressed, they changed the story and said, well, because not all trades are done like that, and still cannot explain why the range of 13% to 96% short volume ratio exists, and has billions of shares dumped into the market for the last 6 months, now if we were to add up all the shares that got dumped in the last few months, they are actually worth much more than the float of 7.2 billion, and now we still have 1.5 billion o/s bid at 0.0001, the question now is who were the buyers that bought over 8 billion shares for the last 6 months (with the total authorized share capped at 10 billion), must be some very rich retail investors who bought the shares, or perhaps the buyers currently sitting at 0.0001 are short sellers desperately waiting to cover ?

Why is there a 1.5 billion buy order sitting at 0.0001?

why isn’t the ratio "% of vol shorted" stays constant if the first leg always get reported, but the second leg is left out from the report.

http://otcshortreport.com/?index=NGBL&action=view

You replied:

>>> Because not every trade is done like that. <<<

Well, if not every trade is done like that, then this would imply random discretion on part of the market maker in whether he chooses to buy from the seller first or sell to the buyer first, as such, the ratio would be *even* more *constant* and it would stays around 50% after all the random noises (+ and -) cancels out each other, don't you think ? not ranging from 13% to 96%. You don't seem to understand statistics.

Now why would someone put an order in to buy 1.5 billion shares if this company is indeed going down the drain (like you said) and with a reverse split imminent like you said, and there is no shorts to cover, only $1 short as you said, so there really is no reason to initiate a buy order in the tune of 1.5 billion shares, unless the person is the dumbest of the dumb like you said.

Please help me understand, thank you in advance

Then why do we see 1.5 billion buy order sitting at 0.0001 ? who could this retail investor be ? given that currently there are no shorts outstanding except $1 short as you say, then this has to be a new buy order.

Even the dumbest of the dumb can afford $1.5 billion buy

If someone can help me understand why the dumbest of the dumb have this much money to buy or because the dumb wants to cover his shorts done earlier, please help me understand this, thank you !

Why is there a $1.5 billion buy order sitting at 0.0001?

Would appreciate if someone can help me understand this:

>>> When a market maker matches a trade they sell to the buyer and then buy from the seller, the fist leg always got posted, which is a short <<<

http://otcshortreport.com/?index=NGBL&action=view

1). Given that the information reported from above is not accurate because market makers always post the first leg first, which is a short and that is what being reported, and the second leg is not reported, then why isn’t the ratio "% of vol shorted" stays constant, why is the ratio range from 13% to 92% ? it would seem reasonable that the ratio of "% of vol shorted" remain roughly constant if market markers always report the sell (short) side first. But this is not the case, the ratio we saw in the report range from as low as 13% to as high as 92%, so unless market makers are not organized or something else is happening.
2). Why is there a huge bid sitting at 0.0001, in the tune of 1.5 billion buy orders, could this because the shorts want to cover at 0.0001?
3). Why isn't the market maker match the buy/sell orders from what is already sitting in the book first? why is he has to find buyers/sellers in the last minute. Why is the market marker has no buy/sell orders already sitting in the book when there are 1.5 billion buys reported online ?

Thanks in advance !

>>> There has not been any shorts in this scam <<<

Then what do you call this ?

http://otcshortreport.com/?index=NGBL&action=view

Notice the daily short run rate currently sitting at 92%, so whenever a new buy order comes in, the shorts are forced to take on the ask by initiating new short (hence the 92% daily run rate on the shorts), otherwise, price would be at .0003 or .0004 right now.

>>> Why the HUGE Bid yesterday - 0.0001 x 1,537,053,600 <<<

Because that is where all the shorts want to cover, if they can.

We are ready to move really soon !

DE NA MA FA HEIGHT.

This stock will move really soon.

DE NA MA FA HEIGHT.

Supply is getting tiring, can't push prices down below .0003

This stock will shoot up real soon my friends.

NGBL is the best !