The big buyer decides to call it quits for the day (I think it's only barely begun), the market makers get on the phone and decide to have some fun, and they drop the price on low volume amongst themselves, or who knows what happened to close in the seventies.
I see Citibank is in the game. They were dropping the ask toward the end of the session. I'm surprised more people didn't have the gonads to hit their .72 cent ask, since they were also on the bid with others at .70.
This engine could be a threat to some people with interests in diesel engines and just don't want to see the share price and business plan go forward. Maybe someone like that is trying to hold the pps down. This is getting very interesting.
Any ideas on this power play action?
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