So if FINRA states that broker dealers and or MMs under report FTDs and are under inclusive in their reporting of FTDs how is it one would know based on data that is skewed that there is no significant short in QASP?
My view is no one can. Let's look at the text over the last few months. QASP was at $.0001 and is 1600% higher and was recently twice that amount. Some thing had to drive this so called scam to those levels right. I don't see any paid third party pumps from QASP. I see that the past there were scum bag con artists that took a lot of people's money and may not of only stole the money they probably used it it to short QASP Into to the trip Zeros to boot! Thinking they could kill QASP to make even more! Guess that part failed! Lol from the sounds of it we are about to go copper.
Quick question? Are bankers ever Market Makers-broker dealers and or traders? If so why are so many turning up dead? In the news so far this year alone there are 31. I have been thinking. A short sellers goal is to kill a company. Take QASP for instance. She was at very lofty pricing in the past and was driven to the brink of failure, but, was saved by Donnell, as we can see not only by the Chart, PRs and recent CC. If QASP was under reported in FTDs that could be part of the reason when it went 3800% from $.0001 and retraced to a healthy Fib of about 50% now at $.0016. So, if my view is even close and there is an on going campaign of not reporting or under reporting fails to deliver which we all know FINRA states publicly in SEC documents there maybe then we ca assume that short sellers are stress out about Donnell getting this deal done and signed off on, that sort of awesome news can create huge demand for a limited number of real shares, thus driving the stock price to far loftier pricing while creating a very costly situation for those with fake or legitimate borrowed shares. Longs if shorty was successful in getting QASP to no bid and BKd would lose 100%, but since that didn't happen, shorty can lose an infinite amount of money.. Back to the dead banker question? Think banking can be stressful, can shorting sub penny stocks be stressful, so stressful that rules have to be skirted, lies made up that short selling is a myth, massive fines have to be paid to try and cover it all up? I sure do believe it. It reeks of it noted by the text, timing and the charts in QASP , IMO
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