Stupid! Just kidding. It could be, I just think if someone drops over $60k in one day buying DUSS, they can pretty much command the price they are willing to buy (within reason) and the Market Makers will accommodate them and walk the price per share down or up to fill their order. They make their money on the spread and don't really care about the price per share. It took two hours to fill. At the time the order was originally in, the ask was in line with a penny. I think the Market Makers saw the order on their books and saw a lot more shares that could be picked up in the low $0.006-$0.007 range. They lowered it down to that level, picked up enough cheap shares to cover the 6 million and then made a killing on the spread. Just my opinion and I've never seen anything like that. All new to me.
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