Well, here's a theory for you on that. How about shorting and diluting a stock to hell until it comes down from dollars. Then pause when it gets to 5c. Now what do you have? A stock potentially still worth dollars / share but down at an artificially low level.
Plenty of "experts" will then notice that and cite it over and over. Guess why? Because it is true. It's worth dollars and its only priced at 0.05. Who cares that it has been diluted to double the number of shares, it's still worth dollars.
Now play with it. Let it go to 8c. Wow! Now people are waking up and taking interest. Continue to dilute but hold off the shorting machine for a while. Now it jumps to 14c. Create panic, switch on shorting machine heavily, continue dilution. Make lots of money by shorting at 14c and then covering on your own conversion at 7s/8s.
Hold it there again. Dilute, dilute, dilute. Turn shorting off.
Let it run again. Switch on shorting at 13s, short it back down again, convert and cover.
Company releases RS news. Time to really pound everyone. Short heavily and push it way, way down. And repeat on day 2. Watch out though, stock starting to lose control and death spiral so turn shorting off and cover with conversion.
Let it go to 5c and then hold it under safe control again. Buying interest renewed and everyone calms down.
Its a game that can go on for a while because it's not just about making money back on conversions, even at preferable rates with interest. It's about the shorting capability as well.
Does this story seem familiar to anyone who's been closely watching this one?
