Jim, while I agree that MM's would need shareholders shares to complete a trade, I would suggest that they always needed the shares, unless you subscribe to the notion that there is a hugh NSS. If that's the case, no sense discussing further.
If you believe there is no huge NSS, then I can say that there is little difference. MM's may have sold short at $.0001 to meet an order, but covered later (within 3 days) and probably same day. Thus matching orders, as I don't think any MM would carry inventory of RCCH shares given in nominal trading and price.
Where I see the suspension impacting RCCH is that those brokers who won't trade anymore, could derail potential trades by thier clients which would further reduce the abysmal trading volume.
But I agree, there has to be demand, and so far, looing at the charts, there hasn't been any real demand for a long, long time.
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