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Moneyfornothing1

12/20/12 4:54 PM

#20091 RE: Inorout #20089

It happens
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Moneyfornothing1

12/20/12 4:59 PM

#20092 RE: Inorout #20089

No different that a last second sell. Imo
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gaboy47

12/20/12 5:09 PM

#20093 RE: Inorout #20089

Funny you mention that but, never mention those end of day trades to knock the price down or how about those end of day odd lot share swaps like the 1,233,503 shares or how bout that 458,603 share swap to knock the price from .00140 to .0102:

Time & Sales
Price Size Exch Time
$0.0140 2,000 OTO 15:59:08
$0.0107 150,546 OTO 15:58:54
$0.0107 82,000 OTO 15:56:01
$0.0093 1,233,503 OTO 15:54:22
$0.0107 17,454 OTO 15:50:00
$0.0109 50,000 OTO 15:30:17
$0.0120 10,000 OTO 15:24:42
$0.0140 5,000 OTO 15:23:32
$0.0101 60,000 OTO 15:22:36
$0.0102 458,603 OTO 15:22:29
$0.0140 75,000 OTO 15:21:19
$0.0139 15,000 OTO 15:21:16
$0.0139 8,000 OTO 15:18:45
$0.0139 10,000 OTO 15:18:35
$0.0120 8,000 OTO 15:17:17
$0.0138 66,000 OTO 15:17:14
$0.0118 10,000 OTO 15:17:03
$0.0118 10,000 OTO 15:16:22
$0.0118 40,000 OTO 15:05:25
$0.0118 10,000 OTO 15:01:55
$0.0109 50,000 OTO 15:00:04
$0.0109 10,000 OTO 14:59:56
$0.0089 10,000 OTO 14:53:59
$0.0089 75,000 OTO 14:53:29
$0.0090 100,000 OTO 14:38:39
$0.0090 600,000 OTO 14:13:59
$0.0100 10,000 OTO 14:13:35
$0.0100 19,900 OTO 14:13:24
$0.0109 8,500 OTO 14:09:47
$0.0110 25,000 OTO 13:41:01
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Kool Aid Man

12/20/12 5:22 PM

#20096 RE: Inorout #20089

And people think this is a legitimate company

History just keeps on repeating itself. Incredible. Triple zeros soon.

Inorout
Thursday, December 20, 2012 4:52:51 PM
Re: David i INVEST post# 20083
Post # of 20095

That end of the day ask slap occurred 52 seconds before the close. The PPS was .0107 and that last trade was for 2,000 shares @ .014 for a total order valued at just $28. And that $28 order bounced the PPS up 31%!!!!! When bid ask spreads widen, easy for peeps to manipulate the price......especially in closing seconds of a trading session. It's pretty amazing that the smallest of orders can have such a large effect on valuations. Regular laws of supply and demand don't apply in these markets. That folks is the classic definition of a cheap paint job.