My question about Pasaca's purchase of shares was really sparked by the volume of purchases and the number of shares traded. First, I believe you have to know the "expert exchange" exists, I love that term, to buy shares in a company that may not exist in a few weeks or months yet there were several days where the volume was over 1,000,000 shares either purchased or sold. I suppose that is the same thing. Who would want to buy? Under normal conditions shares of this company sold a a rate of 300,000 to 600,000 a day at best. Does anyone have a reasonable speculative answer as to what, why, where, when or how this makes sense? More suckers? I think not.
