Replies to post #110286 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[janice shell]

The system is what it is and I agree with your premise that there is no NSS because there is no NSS .

The actual premise is that there is no NSS because there have never been any threshold fails to deliver. That is provable fact. Easy enough to understand, but that understanding entails giving up cherished beliefs in stuff like trades magically "hidden" even from the MMs who execute and report them.

[BONESPUR]

The system did not cause your losses. YOU did this by holding shares in a delinquent SEC filer for well over a year AFTER TECO decided unilaterally to simply ignore it's filing requirements. Everyone knows, or at least should know, that delinquent SEC filers have a target on their back.
Then, after TECO was suspended and sent to the greys, people still held on and look to blame anyone for their losses except the one person most responsible for their losses.
Themselves.

[DragonBear]

I don't want to swim outside the protection of other mullets and not get caught in the gill net

Then stay away from the Microcrap market. It's nothing more than a game. A game which I describe as playing chicken musical chairs in the middle of an Inter-State highway. Bee it the insiders, or the local IHUB pump games, it's a game as to guessing how much the pump will sucker in the so called "investor" dreaming about the big score, which will never happen. With the ones who are playing the game of chicken trying to figure out when to bolt at what PPS, before the music stops. Nothing to do with "investing". There's nothing to "invest" in other than one's judgement as to how well you can play the game with others. There's no fundamentals, unless one considers $0.77 revenue per quarter to be meaningful - some scam had the balls to actually report that. Neither is there "technicals". One buyer/seller of a 0.0001 stock can skew the "technicals" on a chart at will. A pump gang can easily move a 0.001 Microcrap scam.

If you don't want to be the mullet caught in the gill net, then either learn to play the game as a game, or invest in a NYSE small cap. Less gains/losses with a NYSE (or NAS) small cap. No dreams of instant mega wealth. But at least it's not a game of nonsense.