Something is rotten in Denmark. What you are saying is the standard "party line" of the exchanges on dark pools. Yeah, I read that garbage too and NO it DOES NOT MAKE SENSE.
Are you suggesting that right now, institutions are buying, or selling, BORK in the dark pools.
The point has been made by other posters that lack of financial information was critical to institutional interest in BORK. Are you implying that this is not true and institutions are already purchasing BORK without financial information or is the financial information only available to select institutions and not us at this time?
Yes, it does matter to serious investors. Maybe we can't control it but we certainly should be aware of it. Are you saying that price and volume are really not important to our investment decisions? Organized crime syndicates, at their best, usually are not this good. This doesn't smell like institutional trading. To me this stinks of hidden manipulation and trades.
Add to that what Pink Sheets has done to BORK! They do not follow their own rules of stock classification, as published on their website.
My conclusion at this point: Someone is systematically trying to make BORK stock look like a poor investment while they buy a large volume of stock! Look at the opportunity for a single corrupt employee of Pink Sheets: Intentionally mis-classify BORK to make it look bad while quietly purchasing BORK stock under the table. This would be an absolute diamond mine for such an employee. The tracks are there. I choose not to ignore them.
