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Tuesday, October 26, 2010 12:09:49 AM
You have MMs that are allowed to shortsell, and it gives the same perception as dilution, except its not permanent and can be countered with sell orders set at high levels.
Anyone who buys, should immediately have their shares set for a sell point. This keeps the MMs from "borrowing" them for shortselling. IMO
Best to all
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