Dich, no problem. You bring up good points. As always, my conclusion is a guess since no one here actually knows what truly happened (even if they claim to).
Volume on 2/17 was 528.5M (roughly). EOD it was report that volume was 99.4% short (or roughly 525.3M shares). That means 00.6% non-short (or roughly 3.1M shares) were also traded.
No Bid
If a stagering 528,500,000 shares were purchased as "one buy".. don't you think we would have seen a BID? Even for a few trades?
Classic signs of Share Exchange / Cellar Boxing
As you know, my 20M shares did not sell @ 0.001 GTC. That day I placed my sell order before any major volume showed up. I canceled it around 12:30pm since it didn't trigger. The assumption was that I was last in line, that's why it didn't trigger. If that's the case then that implies that there were 264M in sell orders ahead of me (half of 528.5M since volume is a representation of total buy and sells). You sold roughly 5M ($500), and a few others sold a few millions as well. But all together I'm sure we didn't add up to 264M. So I'm not buying that us shareholders sold 264M shares that day, so someone else could buy them.
This is where I believe one MM did a share exchange/cellar box. One MM gave a large number of shares to another MM. My opinion is the company did another share exchange, or we're seeing cellar boxing.
Also take into account that it was a one day event. We didn't see huge volume the day before, or the day after. Another classic sign of a share exchange/cellar boxing.
Who would buy $50K worth of a $0.0001 stock with the following conditions?
* No assay reports
* No proof of (significant) gold
* No dividend still
* No 10Q
* Removed from OTC
* Massive multi-billion O/S
* No communication from company
* Associated with shell scams
* Associated with Stephen Lumb
* etc etc etc.
Again, all my opinion. But all these signs point to a share exchange or cellar boxing. Not a buyer.
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