jester,
“It seems the drop in SP is more in line with dilution that MM manipulation.”
I have mentioned this before. The percentage of the dilution is always greatly exaggerated by the percentage in pps drop, by a large multiple. The only correlation is the direction.
“I believe SP always goes up on news (except for TLD release, which was a coordinated attack). It even goes up on any hint of news. Its the silence after the news that we see the SP driven back down.”
The coordinated attack does show the extreme of the MM control, so they can control pps as much as they want, and make tons of money doing it, right?
Perhaps after some news and the pps goes up, maybe they let it ride for a bit, then they move in and bring it down for a larger percentage drop which gives them more money?
The best defense against the dilution is to average down, bottom line, but not mandatory, as this will be huge in time.
You don’t want to pump up an unapproved product or be accused of trying to influence any MHRA decision making, so quiet is safe!
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