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Re: capitalismforever post# 9061

Tuesday, 01/06/2015 9:24:58 PM

Tuesday, January 06, 2015 9:24:58 PM

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In my opinion, anyone who traded 25 shares at five and a half cents near the end of trading this afternoon for a total prior to commission of $1.25 should be guilty of a criminal offense. It appears that someone has a grudge against Nanologix, what does anyone else think? We're here to discuss the company and trades like that speak to me of odd behavior. It's as if someone is trying to prove that they think have the ability to manipulate the share price with strategic plays that make me wonder if they work with the assistance of one or more brokers. Is that possible? There couldn't actually be unethical brokers could there? If that was the case and someone was working with a broker to possibly direct share price with planned very small volumes, would that be a criminal act? Just curious what others think.