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Tuesday, February 19, 2008 11:24:13 AM
Besides, it's easier to drive a Small Cap out of business so logically they would be the best targets for this illegal practice, so I think you are wrong on this point also!
Also, small companies tend to use non-mainstream financing, so they are more vulnerable to these PIPE Financing "slimeballs" that lend money in exchange for shares, & then just go ahead & break the contracts by Selling the shares they got illegally before are allowed to, according to the contract.
IF I was in the position to NSS or to Sell Counterfeit Shares, I would certainly target Small Caps over the larger exchanges where the regulators watch much more.
John Good
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