Replies to post #464 on suspended trading sharecount

[nostocks]

I imagine the brokers are making a killing on this stock!

Just cause you see trades going through at certain price levels does NOT mean you can buy at that price. There's no conspiracy here...

Having said that do you really feel that is ethical and unworthy of a sec report?

It would be unfeasible for them to call every single brokerage

I don't think they're matching bids inhouse. Do you? Really?

On another note - regarding the high volume the last 2 days - my personal opinion is JP is dumping a LOT of stock. Bigtime dilution.... remember with an unreporting pinkie (especially one that just raised AS by 200%) you assume dilution until proven otherwise. A gagged T/A should be the first red flag. JP could disprove this with 1 phone call. Why won't he?? To me its OBVIOUS! I think this scenario is a lot more plausible than the "massive naked short" theory... Besides you can't short a gray - so why the huge volume now??

So after 10 weeks of people shouting this it has become OBVIOUS to you . I suppose you listen to the same new song 100's of times in a row only to spend the next 5 years telling everyone it's the worst song ever.


Read the ibox this board is not for what "you think" it's for gathering shareholder information. Take you're theories over to ices board he will be happy to let you repost his prior postings there.

[knowlesmsncom]

ralphkaz....

You first mistake is to listen to board noise.

The way I understand gray trading is that a broker just calls around to find a matching trade.

"How do I know I am getting the best price for a stock I gave a buy or sell order for?

Most firms use automated systems to process the orders they receive. This automation, to a certain extent, means that each order will be processed as it is received. However, since a broker has to evaluate the best execution for each trade and examine which competing markets offer the most favorable terms of execution, he should try to take advantage of "price improvement", which is the opportunity, but not the guarantee that an order to be executed at a better price than the currently quoted price. In doing so, the broker also has to consider other factors such as the speed and the likelihood of execution."