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OT: NEOM Trades to .001 when needed because ...

Its MM's want to hold the PPS for
obvious reasons.

Cornell's agreement to Sell Shares.

So, the MM's Buy+Sell to each other
to generate Volume and keep the appearance
of genuine interest when in fact it is just ...
False Volume or 'Churn'.

This is not an opinion, it is fact.

Anyone with a Brain knows this.

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OT Entertaining ancient history

Study from 10 years ago?? Forbes 1996. Oh my.

Anyhow, the last paragraph details nonsense posts by bashers to DEPRESS the share price..not prop it up.......... case in point perhaps eh

"FUDs are posters (Usually anonymous posters) posting deliberate false and misleading rumors (rumor-mongering) in an attempt to deflate the stock price by instilling Fear, Uncertainty, & Doubt."


Fun factoids from 1996: It's fun to reminisce.. so long ago...
http://www.infoplease.com/year/1996.html
http://www.answers.com/topic/1996
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1996
http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/news_archive96.htm

Oh, this one is fun; computer related events in 1996:

1996 Netgear is founded January 8, 1996.
1996 Intel releases the 200 MHz P6.
1996 What first started off as a Usenet, IMDb becomes incorporated as the Internet Movie Database, Ltd.
1996 Google is first developed by Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
1996 KDE is started to be developed by Matthias Ettrich
1996 Macromedia purchases FutureWave and later releases Macromedia Flash 1.0
1996 The CDA amendment to the U.S. 1996 Telecommunications Act that went into effect on February 8, 1996. The law was intended to protect children from obscenity on the Internet, but many internet users argued that its language was too vague and it violated the rights of free speech. Protesters against the law turned their web pages black and displayed blue ribbon icons downloaded from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. February 8, 1996 is more commonly known as "black Thursday".
1996 Cray Research merges with SGI.
1996 ATA-2 is approved by ANSI.
1996 IBM and Sears sell Prodigy is sold to Internet Wireless.
1996 AT&T introduces Worldnet.
1996 Microsoft introduces DirectX.
1996 AT&T spins off the system and technology unit which renames itself Lucent Technologies.
1996 IBM computer Deep Blue beats chess master Garry Kasparov in two chess matches.
1996 NEC merges its PC operations outside Japan with Packard Bell.
1996 Sony enters the PC market with the release of VAIO.
1996 Creative Labs introduces the 3D Blaster card its first graphics card to be released to the computer market.
1996 Apple Stock sinks to a 10-year low of less than $18.00 a share.
1996 U.S. Robotics Pilot is announced.
1996 Seagate has completed the merger of Conner Peripherals.
1996 Microsoft releases Windows CE.
1996 Tandy Corp. announces it will either sell or close all of its 17 incredible Universe stores and 19 of its Computer City stores because of low sales and losses in revenue.
1996 WebTV is introduced allowing users to browse the web from their TV.
1996 MSNBC makes its debut.
1996 Microsoft introduces the IntelliMouse also known as a wheel mouse.
1996 Acer America Corporation introduces its designer home PCs.
1996 Sun Microsystems releases its line of network computers.
1996 Apple buys NeXT Software Inc. for $400 million and acquires Steve Jobs, Apple’s cofounder, as a consultant.
1996 Microsoft Windows CE 1.0 is released as a portable Operating System solution.
1996 Bit 3 becomes part of SBS Technologies.
1996 Seymour Cray passes away October 5, 1996.
1996 K56Flex is announced in November by Lucent and Rockwell.

http://www.computerhope.com/history/19902000.htm

..and people were still excited by how cool Windows 95 was...lol