US Stem Cell Inc (USRM)

[Dragon Lady]

MM's "game" (especially on the OTC and with companies like BHRT that are steeped in convertible debt deals) to both the upside and downside. And 10-K FACTS and the reality of severe dilution is not "regurgitated 10-K garbage".

A close like today- is EXACTLY indicative of how dilution MM's "do what they do", working for a Magna or similar.

They can "match trade" most of that volume- meaning nothing much was really bought or sold in reality- to make it "appear" like a bunch of interest in the stock just occurred. They may have done this cause some poor retail Joe Public had a $5K buy sitting parked all day that never filled- so they create a big end of day surge and get the guy to chase it- and might of filled him at .01 instead of .0091 just as one example.

Dilution MM's on the OTC are as brutal and shrewd as they get. Here's a link- this guy's talking NZ market trading, but all the MM practices, gaming techniques are all the same essentially.

http://mysharesinvestment.blogspot.com/2008/02/market-manipulation.html

Again, looking at the MM's and the timing today- it's nearly impossible that those were retail buy orders printing. NO ONE suddenly stepped up in the last 5 minutes and routed a 3 million, odd-ball sized buy order through MM's most associated w/ pro trading desks, not a chance IMO. It wasn't E-trade, or NITE or any of the traditional MM's of the retail side and none of those orders were sitting "out" on the Level II all day long- they literally appeared out of nowhere minutes into the close.

And again, timed like a Swiss Watch with BMAK pulling 3 or 4 levels off the Ask, CDEL putting up the very large, but very odd sized block on the Bid and then CSTI popping onto the Ask all the sudden and printing the .01 share supposed "buy" - that no one knows how many shares really got "bought" as in changed hands between two different people- versus some match algo across the Bid/Ask between the same trading desk.

The timing and moves of the MM's make it all suspect IMO, not retail- again, no way IMO. No orderly flow, no slow, steady rise of the Bid/Ask as retail orders of typical sized would flow in, say $1000 at a time, etc. Just a burst of 3 million shares from nowhere and a swing from .0091 and nothing vol to .01 and 3 million shares in a blink. That is not "normal" trading or typical of retail order flow from my experience watching stocks and level II's etc.