I totally agree with this. To drive the price down is the only way to shake some leaves from the tree, and not that many (0.1% of the shares per day, including the false sales). And they know there are no buyers among existing shareholders to derail this tactic as buyers have had much time to load up. As for the general public, they wont buy before a sale and the herd moves. So as long as volume remains low, it's all good as far as I am concerned.
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