So who has a reason to manipulate the price? Let's see. How about someone that has a large block to move? They want it high at the close as possible and they can wait for bids to come in. They can dump at a profit as they come in. Their risk is holding too long as profits come down. If they buy a block from SNEY at .0004 and can turn them over within a few months it can be very profitable and SNEY get's their cash. They don't care if you are diluted. How many times did they say they were not selling shares and yet the count continues to increase and heck they even state it in the K they will have to sell share to get cash. So whose fooling who here or do you only see what you want to see. How about staying objective as to what is going on here? The risk to those owning a block is that PR's don't bring in new buyers. If the old shareholders won't buy more and no new red meat comes in they are stuck. This in turn makes Mgt. desperate and the PR's tend to become more outlandish with their claims. Gee, am I the only one that notices these things? Well, last post for the day so go ahead and blast me. By the way SNEY is no different from most pinkies in this respect.
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