Replies to post #31058 on Muscle Pharm Corporation (MSLPQ)

[euc]

If what you are claiming is true and only 10% of O/S is claimed by retail(us) then if every single one of us sold tomorrow(@140M shares) @pps of .016 it would take $2.2M to wipe us out... While the current O/S of 1.4B represents $22.2M @.016... Retail is a blip on the radar

Then you have the theory that the institutional investors are the ones to please and they get info before we do most of the time info that we don't..

Then you have the lynch mob of frustrated retail representing a measily %10 or $2.2M who demands answers every single day... Which ofcourse is undoable..

If making institutional investors happy the key then what's the hold up if that many shares are locked up?

What you are saying is the actual float sits around 150M shares... If this is true then it could explain why no high volume days.. And the daily low pps is the trickle of frustrated longs getting out..

So when they are ready the institutional investors create a buying frenzy by slapping the ask constantly for a few days creating volume and drastically rising pps due to low float and they buy up what they can of longs willing to sell...

Pretty wild plan... But what's the hold up...?

[avocet]

The institutional investors turn out to be reliably loyal and stable compared to the emotionally volatile 'retail' longie who bails after they can get that 1000% return or less despite the fact they can get appreciably more if they just stay in.

And when these emotionally charged 'retail' longies act almost in unison, we can see how the stability of the stock price can go crazy.

Professed loyalty must also have patience and trust or else that loyalty will fly right out the window.

Because things are going so well for MSLP, they have no incentive to mollify the 'retail' longies.

Things are going so well that they have no time to reassure us of our own strongly professed convictions.

And if we change our minds, there will be plenty of institutional investors more than happy to buy our shares.

In the meantime, they have far more important things to tend to.