I don't think it works that way on the pink sheets where there's no real MM. If there are no shareholders out there with sell orders, there's no shares to buy. I think that's why all the stuff you read which warns about pink sheet trading basically says that: you may not be able to buy or sell when you want to because there's no one making a market in the stock. You are totally dependent on someone wishing to buy or sell on their own. No buyer or seller out there at the time you want to execute a trade, your trade will not be executed. That's not the case with nasdaq or nyse, etc. The MMs have obligations to keep the market fluid in their stocks. IMHO....I think that's why.
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