When no one is selling, they then have to increase the price Gary. That is what I know so far. But I don't know if they can trade between themselves to give illusions somebody is selling and the price reaches ridiculously low every day. I know someone who worked for 3 decades in the stock market disagreed with me. But who knows. Spoofing was illegal before. But now seems it is common practice adopted by 7 market makers against a small tiny company. Why they spoofed a small kid? If these market makers are gentlemen, they should spoof those bigger companies like Nvidia or Tesla? If their active managers want to spoof Microsoft because they think Microsoft stock price is too high, then by all means go for it. All imo.