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Re: dgplexus post# 75487

Tuesday, 01/29/2008 10:32:49 PM

Tuesday, January 29, 2008 10:32:49 PM

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Executing transactions for the purpose of manipulating stock price, is expressly illegal. The SEC actively combats stock price manipulation. Multiple tiny sell transactions are the classic offenders, for those wishing to drive a low-trading-volume stock into the ground. Like steps leading down into the abyss, such criminals can force the stock down with each sell transaction. The tiny transaction sizes, consistent direction (always pushing the stock DOWN, never up,) and the highly suspicious timings (such as when a rally appears to be imminent,) are dead giveaways.

Another common abuse is a bash/buy and pump/sell operation, which is the prime cause of what has been termed the "DNAG shuffle." It is exploitation. Rallies deliberately sold into with millions of shares at market price, with no limit order, to cash in on and simultaneously crush the nascent rally.

We have been observing all of these abuses.

For those who are fed up with this blatant stock price manipulation:

SEC Complaint Center
http://www.sec.gov/complaint.shtml