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Crusader

05/28/15 1:15 PM

#7902 RE: martind18 #7901

Yes, 20,000 shares sold and price up 21%,

It looks like smart accumulation by someone buying back shares.

This is why the company owes shareholders an explanation. Buying or selling in the DARK is unfair when the buyers have INSIDE INFORMATION etc. If it is clever accumulation, the buyer must KNOW in advance what the profit potential is or even what the profits definitely will be on those shares in the foreseeable future.

As you say, Martin, this is very significant for a dark China stock. For example, SKYC is not catching a bid. And SKYC is frankly more of a going electronics company in China than AIVI. SKYC IS ACTING NORMALLY UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES AND AIVI IS NOT.

Still, we are only speculating as to what the truth is or will be. WILL IT BE GOOD OR WILL IT BE BAD FOR SHAREHOLDERS IN THE FUTURE? THE ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION IS HARD ENOUGH WHEN THERE IS REGULAR SEC REPORTING AND PRESS RELEASES. WITH AIVI WE HAVE NONE OF THAT DATA.

WE ARE LITERALLY IN THE DARK, KNIFE FIGHTING WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS NIGHT VISION GLASSES OVER THEIR EYES.


THE CHINESE RULE THE NIGHT ON AIVI!

As the allied western fighters used to say in Iraq, "we rule the night!"

Whoever is buying here is the same. They are not buying out of fear! You can sell out of fear. But buyers are motivated by GREED. WHAT DOES THIS NEW BUYER, WHO YOU DESCRIBE, KNOW?



coolbluewater

05/28/15 1:37 PM

#7905 RE: martind18 #7901

Martin, I'm with you. Non-reporting OTCs don't have this kind of volume.

And if you look at the ask, very thin. Means someone wants to buy cheap shares and flip at 10-15x the asking price.