We have my favorite OTC/Big boards problem; terminology. Dilution is when Asher gets the shares, What your talking about is bid whack dumping. Bid whack dumping is a technique to get price lower for entry. Just like ask pump buying is to get price higher to sell. What I talk about is ask pump buying. Dumping large amounts of held shares into the market is not dilution. IMO it's stupid. And for some reason I don't think big guys are stupid. Why drive the price down when selling or up when buying. I would drive price down when buying and up when selling.
This whole Asher subject, is counter intuitive to me.
But either way, to drive price up or down, thru large bid selling or large ask buying. It's manipulation when it happens in the open market on the OTC.
I still have trouble, even with a tin foil hat on, understanding why a greed driven entity would take less then they can get. I mean there is just as much greed on the big boards, but there institutional and money managers try to stealth dump/accumulate in various ways, to conceal moving out/into a large position. There is no financial benefit to driving price up when entering or down when exiting or covering. For the entity trying to make money.
I can't argue it isn't happening with some of the VCs you guys have pointed out. But since I've been out of the phycology loop of day trade manipulation, I have to take it with a grain of salt it is happening. Just can't justify the logic. I thought I was the only trader happy with what I get. To think a greed driven big guy is actually thinking like me, after years of the opposite, is hard to except.
It's like all of a sudden pennylanders are buying the ask and actually selling in runs to take profits. Just hard to believe. But here I am with 3 or 4 people who's experience level and opinions I respect, saying greedy big guys are starting to think like me. Happy with what they get. Bid by bit reaches goals safely.
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