Friday, January 27, 2012 12:04:18 AM
I think the quote below from Schwab basically says it all.
Basically, putting it in a more blunt fashion, the three questionable brokerages that fateful Friday sold half the float worth of SFIO shares to a horde of buyers without actually properly locating those shares and so millions of dollars worth in trading settlement failures would have occurred if it had not been for the DTCC to step in after-hours and put a 'global lock' on the trading, which then, I guess allowed the IOUs (electronic markers), which would have otherwise quickly turned into massive FTDs on the books, to just sit in client accounts while all the criminals looked at each other in astonishment shrugging their shoulders exclaiming, 'I dunno.... oh well'. How else does one explain the historic level of buying pressure that day yet a pps which quickly (in under the first hour of trading) rose from sub penny to 2 cents but then for the rest of all the buying volume remained at 2 cents for the rest of the day? Unnatural. Manipulation. Crony BS. Tsk
GLTA!
$SFIO!
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