Oh, you are using Lvl 2. You are talking about a cosmetic market maker. I have no idea. I have Etrade Pro at home. I'm just looking at the basics from work. I never use LVL 2 anyway.
The alignment of interests are all that matter. That other stuff is superstition. As long as two former board members got paid at a price of .50 per share, we are on the same page. No capital was raised, no issuance. Nothing to dilute at this point anyway. That's all baggage from the past, years ago, before Spicy Pickle's board members ever got involved in this shell. And those guys are long gone too. I don't even have TOS to follow. And if I did, I'd shred it.
This one is dead. Dead, dead, very dead. And to me, that is very good! Very bullish. What we will get are restricted shares coming in, in the not so distant future. We are stowaways, the only ones with a free pass to do anything we want whenever we want. No supervision, no restrictions, no rgulations. We are the powerful here, Shell. Everybody else will have their hands tied with an alignmen tof interests, and that's a good thing.
The MM you are seeing could explain why 4,000 shares traded when I only bought 2,000 in premarket. They are able to manipulate and sell on the ask somehow. They have shares somehow, but it's not dilution. I don't know the micro mechanics behind it. All I'm interested in is the market cap, the story behind it a this point. And one thing for certain: Caie is real, and her husband is real. And their restaurant is going on year 11 in business, the commissary even longer than that. No growth in the store unit (a big singular) but there has been real expansion of the product. Not a big player, but it's legitimate and that's all that matters rigiht now.
I know they have a bad reputation for manipulation, but that's manipulation, if any, is aligned with our interests at this point. I don't even know if they would remain when everything comes out of the wash. This is all a legal entanglement at this time.
