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Re: dhwco post# 26864

Friday, 06/01/2007 8:44:16 PM

Friday, June 01, 2007 8:44:16 PM

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"CLYW owns a patent that at the very least causes everybody in the industry to ponder their future in FMC. That's worth money. If CLYW maintains its patent so that it doesn't fall into the public domain, it WILL break for them and probably soon and bigtime. A soon as the big boys realize that the viability of the Patent will only be determined in a (potentially adverse) court ruling they will likely fold long before CLYW and rush to licensing deals."

If all the above is true then why did CLYW fall from 6 bucks to three cents..??
If even your contention was plausible there would have been at least one commercial broker that would have gobbled up shares preventing the abyss dump that took place.
Now I am sure that speculation of naked shorting is the only way for you to spin your scenario but the fact remains you can't short a pink sheet stock unless you are a Market Maker and stock market manipulation by a licensed broker is against the law. If the broker is caught he can lose his license to trade and face criminal prosecution by the SEC. No broker would take that risk on a Pink Sheet stock.
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