Left Behind Games (fka LFBG)

[Gtothei]

Who saw the email from TROY on Friday?

What's up with the Naked Shorters?

What's everyone's opinion of the email?

Here's an excerpt?

If you watch the level 2 trading, you can easily see when this happens if numerous market-makers line-up on the offer. The moment buyers come in, they take-in just 5,000 or a small number of shares and move out of the way. That was a legal, but a dishonest display of interest to sell our shares. When they are lined up more on the offer than the bid, they are trying to make the stock look weak…in hopes that a shareholder will ‘sell’ stock. Today, however, there were so few shares for sale from the shareholders who have notified me, that with 45 minutes left in the trading day, I watched the market-makers attempt to make the stock look weak by showing up 6 times at the same level on the offer. But the moment a buyer showed up on the bid, they all shifted “in style” to the bid side…which communicated to me that they were all desperate to cover short positions and that their appearance as sellers on the offer, was blatantly dishonest. They clearly do this regularly to make our stock look weak to manipulate retail buyers like yourselves into selling.

So that you can do your own analysis, you can view the spreadsheet we’re created specifically to track the legal short positions at www.lbgames.com/LFBGTradingData.xls. If anyone finds any errors or would like to recommend improving this spreadsheet, please send me your analysis and comments for the benefit of all shareholders.

Getting back to the point at hand…when these situations occur, when market-makers find themselves short, with no shareholder interested in selling, a “short-squeeze” occurs. This is, in my opinion, what happened today. As a matter of course, these market-makers often hold a 33% short-position in our stock at any one time. Today, for example, in order to hold back the rocket movement of the stock, market-makers sold 50,970,812 shares of LFBG short (36.54%). This information can be viewed by all shareholders by going to: http://regsho.finra.org/regsho-October.html (you can look up ‘LFBG’ in the ORF section). Keep in mind that as of next week (November), the link will change.

So, in the event that NONE of our current shareholders do any selling for the next 3 days, market-makers will have to purchase those shares from the market; in most cases, resulting in another rocket move. Now, I can’t predict this will happen again…and most likely the stock price will decline a bit on such an upward move, but over a 3 day period if NO SELLING occurs, market-makers are obligated to buy 50,970,812 shares on-their-own, just to legally cover their shorts from today (assuming they are naked). This is not a theory, it is the law. With your help, and FINRA’s continued support, we can keep naked shorting from occurring in our stock.