The implications can vary depending on what the investigation reveals. This question would be better answered by an attorney well versed in security laws. If an insider is caught manipulating the stock price for personal gain well that would likely result in jail time. And by insider, remember that others outside of cclx employees, such as someone who works for a company negotiating to buy cclx, and attorney involved, and bank employee, etc. I can't emphasize enough that I am accusing no one in particular, just giving examples. It is the job of the OTC to determine if any malfeasance is at play here. Remember Martha Stewart? It is a difficult decision to make which is why I would have preferred to privately discuss this with some of the shareholders. However, since watching this stock is like watching a candle flame peter down and die out while suspecting there is a bad person advancing in the increasing darkness, I feel the only alternative at this point is to raise our concerns regarding these disappearing large trades and deliberate miniscule trades that occur every single solitary time the stock moves up. Who knows, maybe some person with too many free trades and a highly warped sense of fun is screwing around with it. I seriously doubt that though. When you see smoke it is time to look for fire. This is not something I relish doing but I can see no alternative. If the principals at cclx were as concerned as we are they could ask the OTC to look into it, thereby indicating it isn't them. But I don't have any reason to believe that our best interests are being looked out for at this point. The silence of the dead is deafening and perhaps quite revealing. Just my humble opinion.
