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Re: Termite7 post# 34509

Sunday, 08/05/2018 7:43:40 PM

Sunday, August 05, 2018 7:43:40 PM

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I am suspicious that this is one of many many grey sheets where seemingly the objective is to get people to buy shares at the lowest possible retail value of 0.0001, or higher if possible, though not possible here because I'm locking the ask at 0.0001 with my massive sell order, and then using various forum personas and props, attempt to passively convince those buyers to call up their broker to sell their stock at market value, presumably after they are fed-up with waiting and fed-up with the charades and notions that appear to surround the stock, notions that are propagated right before their eyes by dedicated forum personas whose objective is to essentially convince a shareholder to declare their holdings worthless.

If the buyer's shares were sold to them by a short seller, then it all makes sense. The only question I have is whether or not a brokerage can legally prioritize filling a buy order with short sold shares when there are shares on the ask that are not borrowed at the same offering price.

JJ any idea if a brokerage has free reign to indefinitely fill buy orders with short sold shares, assuming there are an unlimited amount of short sold shares to use to fill those buy orders?