Completely agree that flipping shares can turnover trading volume, but my point remains, on so-called Black Friday, when 550M shares were "traded" my opinion is this is the day SPNG crooks collaborated to sell their illegally unrestricted shares (the illegality being the fake opinion letters).
Being aware of typical penny stock "investors," they rarely have the expertise to flip, but instead hold their shares to become millionaires...lol.
And the folks here insisting NSS is a myth know better. If all the Eurozone countries are trying to bring legislation to prevevnt shorting on countries' debt, we know NSS exists. Swiss banks are currently in hot water over the trillions of dollars of fake sovereign debt, so NSS is not mythical, that is a given. Did it happen with SPNG? I only raise the possibility that it could, same as with any other stock.
For reference, check when G-S was fined $400M for shorting Lehman, Bear Stearns, and others, and why shorting of financials was temporarily halted in, I believe, July 2008.
