NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

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As a virus hijacks the DNA found in healthy cells, so too has the stock market pricing mechanism of Nano been hijacked for the past 10 months (ever since the high last July coinciding with the new lab open house in Shelton) by 4 hedge funds working in concert. This information was obtained from FINRA (the Finance INdustry Regulatory Authority). Incredibly, it is all legal!

Historically, the use of "shorting" a specific company's stock (borrowing shares from an institutional holder and selling them, in the hope that the eventual repurchase would be at a lower price) was reserved for troubled companies that the short believed were overpriced in the market place and that were poised to fall in price of their own accord. So much for history! Today a company that a short cabal believes can be "controlled" [actually controlling the market price movement on a day by day basis by "pings" (the use of continuous 100 shares trades at bid or offer to glean the presence of a real buyer) and shorting the buying interest when it does occur], can result in a steady stock price decline over in this case months when there is no fundamental reason whatever.

Specifically, in the case of Nano, the shorts saw a small float with very little daily trading, only 10% institutional ownership, and a company that historically has repeatedly missed development guidelines. Being a preclinical biotech with a technology that seems too good to be true, it was ready-made for abuse and manipulation, especially since the great majority of its investors were small retail holders that had been waiting and waiting (the company had been public since 2005, trading as a "penny" stock on the OTC BB) and were at the end of their rope.

The result has been an almost too perfect price decline month after month for no other reason than to exploit the fact that the price could be controlled at the whim of the cabal, regardless of the incredible science being press released on a platform that has shown repeated success in animal studies in curing an infinite number of viruses.