Saturday, September 06, 2008 12:26:03 PM
..that 566 share sale was a measly 16.98 cents! Obvious, obvious, red-handed manipulation.
If this is an example of "red handed manipulation", can we assume that the 1000 share 'buy' from last Friday (a 'measly' forty cents!) is also 'red handed manipulation'? Or is there some other description that fits such an example when it is a 'buy' as opposed to a 'sell'?
regards,
frog
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