Replies to post #16666 on RJD Green Inc (RJDG)

[KelliBlue]

Unfortunately we explain this until we’re blue in the face, but most penny flippers still don’t get it.
The part that bugs me is when guys who i know for a fact know better and they’re posting about shorty. Obvs attempted manipulation

[la_trader]

pantherj ==> an excellent post / well stated. now if only we could turn you into a RJDG bull. :D (kidding)

It makes no sense whatsoever. The most a short could make on RJDG by shorting 10,000,000 shares (as of today) is around .013/share if the PPS dropped to .0001. In the meantime if the PPS goes to .03, .05, .10 the short would lose monumental amounts of money trying to cover. In the meantime, the shorter would have had to put up $2.50/share for the privilege 0f taking the most asinine risk conceivable.

Actual #s: Short 10,000,000 share. Possible profit: $130,000.00 (less costs)

Possible loss at .05/share = $370,000.00
Possible loss at .10/share = $870,000.00
Possible loss at .25/share = $2,370,000.00

That doesn't even include the costs incurred putting up the $2.50/share ($25,000,000.00)

BTW, GRUB!!)

[uglypug]

Thank you for taking the time to use your calculator, I know that required some effort. But that's really not the discussion here. You're saying that an apple is an orange because both are sweet. While true, it has nothing to do with the reality that most of us live in.

[Homebrew]

Yup, imaginary shorting myth still popular. "Doing the math" as you did shows how it doesn't make much sense.
Only 84,260 short according to FINRA, which is insignificant
http://otce.finra.org/ESI