Equator Beverage Co. (MOJO)

[tom york]

TRADES START AND END WITH A REAL PERSON


Am I the only one understanding what is going on with the trading in this stock?

For months now there have been trades lets call them cross trades

or better as FINRA AND THE SEC calls it market manipulation trades to lower the stock price which are illegal.


There have been many 20 share trades at the close well below market even when the bids were double... lets very clear a 20 share or a 100 or a 1000 share trade in this stock is a losing trade because of the price of the stock when you add the fees.

It has become very clear that only someone that wants to increase a position either through the market or a private placement would be motivated to lower the stock price using this type of cross trade PERIOD.

Yesterday there was a 1,000 share trade at 11 cents 25 minutes before the bell do the math the trade does not work as a trade .... but it works very well to lower the close on MOJO. Bidders could not get a trade done yesterday at 19 so how did this guy get it done at 11 cents on both sides of the trade simple it was a prearranged cross by two guys that are going to lose it when they get questioned.

In parting the Federal Prison has a bed for both of you and your mastermind behind this, you will give him up in 2 seconds... trust me no one will miss you. Not even your kids. Good luck with the legal bills just ask Mr. A J what it costs and how it feels when you are found guilty.


Cross Trades and Matching Orders
While a cross trade does not require each investor to specify a price for the transaction to proceed, matching orders occur when a broker receives a buy and sell order from two different investors both listing the same price. Depending on local regulations, trades of this nature may be allowed, since each investor has expressed an interest in completing a transaction at the specified price point. This may be more relevant for investors trading highly volatile securities where the value may shift dramatically in a short period of time.
Cross trades are controversial because they may undermine trust in the market.


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