US Stem Cell Inc (USRM)

[Dragon Lady]

Back to semi flat-line mode it looks like? So bizarre IMO.

In about 72 hours, it goes from being run-up nearly 50% on 5 million plus shares but closes off that day's peak by about 25%, then the next day drops off sharply on volume and trades and closes down sharply -14% or more, with flat-line periods during the day where no trade posts for 30 minutes to nearly an hour, and ends the day at about 1.x million shares traded.

And now today, 72 hours or so later it takes 20 minutes just to open and post a single trade of 5320 shares (OTC level II) or about 5320 X .0174 = $92.00 bucks worth?

Now, 25 minutes after open, it's posted 2 trades of about 20K shares each or about 20K x .0175 = $350 bucks a piece

From 5 million plus shares, to a 1 million or so, to now it takes 20 minutes to open and post a few tiny trades, in 3 trading days, a swing of 50% too boot? I can't figure it out if this is all because of firms like Asher and Fourth Man and Daniel James and now Magna being all over this thing? Is it their ability to operate with their own, or closely affiliated trading desks that make this thing act like this, in these wild swings and then dead periods, where it can sit for an hour or more (was almost 2 hours a week or so ago) where not even a single trade matches and posts, then the spread going wide open at time, 10% or more?

This one's "odd" to say the least IMO. I follow and watch a lot of different stocks, but nothing else I look at trades like this one, that's for sure. The wild, extremely fast price and volume swings, then dead periods and then periods where the spread goes huge, wide open appearing to "work it" to make it look artificially "up" like 5% or 10% or more at times on one or two tiny trades, only to have it swing sharply down, sometimes minutes later on a much higher vol spike, etc?

There it went right now, painting it "up" almost 6% on a single, 20K trade at .0185 or about $370 bucks worth, w/ only qty-4 trades total almost one hour into trading day now.

I can't figure it out, that's for sure?