1) There is NO, NONE "shorting" of a 4.5 penny stock by any retail investor. PERIOD. End of story. The only people "shorting" this stock are involved in providing "financing" to BHRT. They get "convertible notes" along with steeply discounted shares in exchange for providing cash to BHRT. Those convertibles are thee incentive for them to short the stock to get more shares, and cover at a greater profit. There is never "shorting" by retail investors of stocks generally under $5. Call any broker/brokerage house you want and prove me wrong. The ONLY "crony" friends as you call them (your made up words) are the people who BHRT WILLINGLY GOES TO, off free will to get survival cash to keep their doors open (Asher, Gray and about a half dozen other well known "finance houses of last resort" on the street. Anyone familiar with penny stocks in desperate straights knows all the names and they are in every 10-Q BHRT put out, if you would just take time to actually read them.
2) There is no "mm" in the OTC/pink sheet markets. There are broker/dealers who are subscribers to a variety of trading networks and licensed to handle order flow in the OTC/pink penny markets. So you are using a 100% incorrect term.
3) Pull up a simple, 2/3 yr chart- say Jan 2011 to today, and you'll see this pattern of pumping and dumping is nothing new. It's a very repeated pattern in this penny. It's now been whacked in half from the .08 peak, and all the past, similar "events" did the exact same, then drifted back to .02 or even lower in the coming month. The volume dropped off sharply with each passing day from the peak- yesterday being the lowest, meaning the mo-mo pump play is over IMHO. Nothing new here occurring. Just same old, same old for this penny play.
