NSAV Holding Inc (NSAV)

[shotsky]

Share price is a reflection of supply and demand. If the price is dropping, there are more shares for sale than there are buyers. It is really that simple.
What on earth would the SEC be concerned about? We have buyers and sellers of a stock. The price goes up and down. That's what is SUPPOSED to happen. People imagine that someone BESIDES shareholders are manipulating the stock.
We, in ihub probably own less than 10% of the shares in the float. I have a lot. over 150M.
IF I decided to get out of NSAV, I could set my sell limit at $.05, and the price would NEVER get higher than that until ALL my shares were sold. If I put them all up to sell at 'market', the share price would drop seriously, immediately.
Not going to do that, but OTHERS can, and do, that very thing. They decide to get out of one ticker to invest in another. So, the 'manipulations' everyone talks about is (large) SHAREHOLDERS, not MM's or some other fictitious entity.