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Re: luckyrory post# 173905

Thursday, 09/24/2009 1:38:21 PM

Thursday, September 24, 2009 1:38:21 PM

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There is nothing to protect shareholders. Companies are looking for ways to raise capital and unfortunately issuing shares is an easy way to do it. They issue shares through a MM which then creates a huge wall of shares like you just saw at .003, people become impatient and start whacking the bid. The MMs downtick it because there is no more demand for shares at .0029 so the wall moves to .0029 and so on. That's how runs are killed and you see stocks like EESO go from multiple pennies trickling back down to .0001.


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