I think you are making the same mistakes you made with Conversion Solutions and your "knowledge" of Euroclear, Medium Term Notes and bonds.
Ex-Clearing is a manual comparison process that is performed by the brokerage firm when the traded security does not meet the eligibility standards of the clearing corp
Ex-clearing is also a delivery contract whereby a selling party can have a third party clearing agent sell shares short with guaranteed delivery at a later date. Provided the seller has proof of ability to deliver. See John Edwards having NevWest sell ex-clearing thru Jeffries for both his CMKX and PCBM positions.
I'll even post the letter Catherine Shine, legal counsel for Jeffries wrote about those sales when I can load the letter.
Hence, why Megas should be asking brokers like Ameritrade who filled their client's buy orders.
Unsolicited means there are no market makers. It is not listed, traded or quoted on any stock exchange, the OTCBB or the Pink Sheets.
Masta..who do you think posts the "unsolicted bid" offers? I said in my post it would be brokerage to brokerage matched trades.
If a malicious illegal stock manipulator calls his or her broker, or places an on-line order for the stock without the broker’s promotion of the stock to that individual that order would be posted at the customer’s own designated price and marked as an “unsolicited” quotation.
It's those matched trades that Megas needs to start tracking down to see where the "sell side" came from
