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Tuesday, 02/03/2015 10:09:37 AM

Tuesday, February 03, 2015 10:09:37 AM

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BMAK is back on the Level II again.

They moved way off (like 5 or 6 levels down on Level II) or just vanished for a few days during the bounce off the .007 recent bottom, but like this AM have started inching closer and closer down the Level II. Today BHRT opens with some selling right out of the gate and who's parked just two levels down the Level II? Ole BMAK.

They, BMAK, now just moved to sitting on the Ask. BMAK from all I could find/read is often the MM for Magna and also often rumored to MM for Asher too. You can Google um.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BHRT/quote

They, BMAK just moved in to sit on the Ask w/ 10,000 shares.

10K at .0160 = $160 bucks worth. Yep.

I think the "big boys", aka the convertible debt boys, the hedgey fund boys might be back on "their game" it looks like? BKMM moved off the Bid and BMAK came right on and sat that 10K block on the Ask, like a few weeks ago.

$160K bucks on the Ask and they just dropped it 10% in a blink. Wow.

And there's a perfect AM "red-line" round lot sell of 160K shares, just like clockwork each morning. I'm gonna start marking the time on um- I think they go off at pretty much exactly the same time, the first one, each AM (just what I observe, but it's been pretty darn reliable that each AM right about now- a perfect round lot like 160K or 300K or as high as 600K, red-line sell block pops off on the morning chart- for weeks and weeks now, except a few days here and there where "they" (Magna, Asher whoever this is) when they appeared to let it come up for a little air??)

http://www.pumpsanddumps.com/2013/08/a-closer-look-at-awesome-penny-stocks.html

Read down to the middle area of that article, the guy explains that BMAK is BMA Securities and claims they are often part of "toxic" aka convertible debt dealers like Magna, Asher, some group called Fairhills enterprises and others. His opinion on BMAK, not mine but very interesting reading IMO.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=87854583

An I-HUB poster talking about BMAK, the market maker.

http://ihmvp.blogspot.com/2013/10/toxic-financing-deals-love-of-short.html

Quote:
"Dilutive MM shows up on the ask (e.g. BMAK or VFIN/VERT)
MM's such as VFIN & VERT work in tandem to maximize the pps realized for the group or individual selling the stock.
One shows on the bid to symbolize strength, while the other will show 10k on the ask so that those buying will buy at the ask instead of parking on the bid"

That article was very interesting to me- as they specifically discuss BMAK and a few other MM's being used in conjunction with dilution occurring via a "toxic finance" house- and specifically describes "putting 10K shares on the Ask" as a known technique that they apparently use. Just what happened this AM on BHRT. BMAK moved in and parked 10K shares on the Ask, aka $160 bucks worth and it's still sitting there on the Ask. That caused the Bid to drop to .0158 instantly.

Very interesting trading stuff IMO.