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Re: GreekSeas0ning post# 19455

Saturday, 12/12/2020 10:55:57 AM

Saturday, December 12, 2020 10:55:57 AM

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One more thing explaining how this works

https://www.otcshortreport.com/company/GOFF

For example if you saw a red sell order 73.96% of them never settled as red bid action and MM have to buy shares to cover those orders over the next 2-3 trading days. If they cannot find shares at those prices they have to pay the difference on the ask --- the short squeeze happens when the supply of shares they shorted exceeds the amount of shares they need to settle at the future price assuming its higher. IF they successfully get the PPS to drop then MM make the difference up in profits.

Example shown in steps:

1. Monday: Share sold from Market Maker (MM) to Retail (You) at $1.00 on the Ask. MM has three days to settle order - in some instances 2 days to settle.
2. Tuesday: MM works solo or with another MM to change the bid ask action off of non settled retail trades and get order between themselves or from retail to "sell" an order at .80 on the ask.
3. Wednesday: If successful and retail sells on the MM changed bid ask at .80 then they settle the Monday order of 1.00 at .80 and make 20% difference. If the sells are good enough in size lots then MM can change Bid to .70 or whatever and even make 30% depending.
4. Thursday: If Retail did not sell many shares then you adjust your Bid Ask action between 2 or more MMs and continue putting sell or bid pressure to entice selling from retail.
5. Friday: If orders still need to settle if retail does not sell then MM need to sell shares between themselves via cross trades and double volume/size orders both which we saw on Friday and I literally posted on this very issue. This means that if no selling on Monday they may need to settle more share sizes than we anticipate.

Also if you do not like that website you can use the government one but you have to know how to read it and compare it with numbers from the prior day etc. If anyone wants more evidence go here. http://regsho.finra.org/regsho-Index.html. Scroll down to ORF Friday 11th and you have this link
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20201211.txt

Scroll down to find GOFF or Control + F to find GOFF

What do we see?

20201211|GOFF|737628|0|997399|O

you divide the two and you get the percentage.

GLTA hope my posts are informative and entertaining. Always remember to never throw bill money into these type of plays ever. Do your own DD and if you can seek out a professional financial advisor do it, and not anyone on iHub, me included, lol.