Tuesday, February 22, 2011 4:39:45 PM
The biggest piece of evidence I see in the favor of the shareholders right now is that those T-trades are at low of day/ at or below bid every single time. If it was dilution for big cash, it would occur on pumps, PRs and volume spikes... but it's not. It's occuring between .0012 and .0016 all the time. When we run up a bit to 18, 19, 20, 21.... there are no T-trades. In my opinion, the management is getting pissed every time we have one of these little runs because it just prolongs the logistical operations they are trying to take care of in order to settle on their business. The're like "F*ck, now we need to manipulate this thing back down to the price we know our big investors are going to get the best bang for their buck." I imagine the contracts with their investors are not in $$$s, but in #shares. The company is not selling shares into the market for cash used to expand... they are giving their restricted shares to others at the cheapest cost possible. The investors know it's undervalued, hence their confidence, and mine as well.
JMO. Had to rant, because dilution isn't adding up here.
I know this is nothing new. As viking said, there is nothing to talk about until we get news. Give it up C.
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