Okay $INQD, this is what I would suggest and advise you guys to do, when you go back into your brokerage accounts, I want you guys to set your sell orders for $.10 with the option of the sell within the next 60 days, I know etrade does it, so whoever you use might have that option as well. The reason why I'm telling you $INQDer's to do this is because I was informed that some people had their sell orders low, and how shorts know this is because when a sell request is low, shorts sometimes will borrow the shares to drive the price lower. So for example lets say I decided that I want 100000 shares to short $INQD down to .002 (hint, hint), the third almost bulletproof way for me to do that is to borrow the shares to short, if someones sell order is at 150,000 at say .008, then I have to be absolutely sure this will go lower, so the brokerage will grant the borrow, and I in turn will have to drive the price down. Now lets say $INQD is at its current level, $.0027, I would have to drive the price down for me to win. Now lets say my day is a success, then I make the profits only and the shares get returned to the previous owner. However, if I lose and the stock goes up, the shares get returned to the previous owner of them, and not only do I have to pay a hefty fee to the brokerage, but I run with my tail in between my legs.
Now the reason why I'm suggesting for you $INQDer's to set your sell good for 60 days at $.10 is because no short is going to want to borrow against that price, way too risky, that it turns their money on a suicidal, worthless run, they won't risk that. My friend said, $INQD has a lot of people that have pre-sell orders that are in his words, "stupidly low", so show your strength and endurance against them and set your sells higher.
Other than that, Have a great week, $INQDer's
