Hi, stox
Facts being as they are.
For the entirety of the past 6 weeks, the low has been maintained at .04, with the high being in the 5 cent range. Volume ranging from just under 3 million, up to 41.7 million.
Only one of, now, possibly three reasons for such. The market dynamics of supply and demand; the familiar MM manipulation; or the controlled buy-in.
Consider now the common ground. The phantom float, upon which you and Doug agree as to its existence.
If our one cent range has been maintained for the last 6 weeks merely by the effects of supply and demand; or, if it has been due to MM manipulation, it's quite possible that there has been no reduction in the the number of phantom shares. If the shareholders' interest is only furthered by the elimination of such shares, then a controlled buy-in should be the hoped-for explanation of this trading activity.
Might you be right about some of the things you've been saying? As we agree, a controlled buy-in fits with what we've been seeing. And we've talked about more than one reason for such. And how about what you've said in regards to management delaying PR's? We PR'd Phillips Feed Stores becoming a customer some months ago. No PR on Sears/KMart, though. And holding off on filings? Form 3's have been filed for MM&L, but not for RME.
And if the grapevine chatter is wrong about the controlled buy-in existing? My MOASS-anticipated sell orders were entered Oct 19th. I'm first, or very near it, in line for fills at the various price levels I've selected. I will gladly take the extra $450,000 I will earn if those orders are filled in a MOASS.
But whether recent trading activity aggressively attacked the phantom float, and generated tens of millions of dollars for the company's coffers; or, the MOASS is executed in full; I win either way.
thank you, stox
jay