It's obvious to me that certain posters have links to unregulated hedge fund trading.
Hedge funds can short small time issues like GTEM, and essentially drive the company to failure by damaging their ability to raise capital.
Certainly, GTEM management has to take some of the blame for the price plummet. But when the sp is driven and beaten down by naked shorting, a company's ability (such as GTEM)to attract capital (cash) is diminished, thus exacerbating dilution. The company ends up having to dilute itself in order to exist and fulfill the dream of the business model. As long as hedge funds face no regulatory hammer, they will continue to cause havoc in the markets.
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