I realize 10 days is the limit for suspension per guidelines.
It isn't a guideline. It's the law. Back in the 80s, the SEC used consecutive suspensions to keep stocks from trading for long periods of time. One company took them to court.
And won.
Now they can suspend only once, for ten days, unless they can come up with a different reason for a second suspension.
People are also paid to post on certain boards to help, or discredit a stock.
In point of actual fact, they aren't. Unless you happen to know where I could sign up.