Quite easily. You simply submit a sell order that is of sufficient number of shares to take out the high bid with enough shares left over to hit or even take out the next lower bid and so on. It just depends on how many shares you are willing to dump at a low ball sell price. You could probably sell $1000 worth of shares at a penny less than the current high bid and take out that bid entirely. $2000 would probably allow you to take out the next lower bid, bringing the pps down to .08 pps from its current .10 pps. Panic ensues and other shareholders start dumping shares taking out even lower bids, fearing a loss when all that has happened is that someone is intentionally manipulating the pps. Then when the pps is low enough you come back and start scooping up all those cheap shares, turn around and start selling them back at the high. It's called flipping, but I am sure you know all this well since you have stated that your "we" group consist of flippers who make money on TRTC by doing so all the time. Where this game falls apart is when no one is willing to sell at those low ball prices. When a sufficient number of shareholders go long on the stock and the weak hands have sold out, the process breaks down. Flippers may try to continue the game but eventually the investment required to play is not worth the return and the stock price can start rising again until it reaches a level where some shareholders would like to take some profit and sell. You know all this though. I don't need to educate you. I just want to educate the loyal shareholders on how you are playing the game.
