Replies to post #286320 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[diamondtech]

I agree

No one would get rid of a couple billion shares "the way it's done here." You need a constant upswing and news to generate more volume. We have neither.

So the question is why would a hedge fund invest 450k a money in a losing cause? year after year increasing the debt burden on the company month after month.. leaving little chance to succeed what kind of business plan is that.(Crimmal I tell you)

yet their seems no respect for common shareholders here and allows Ya to dilute at will.

I 've seem other investments where their backers weather hedge funds or otherwise waited till the company succeeded before selling their shares and they did so a higher pps's alsothey did not drive the pps down the way ya has.

Unless has some say here its all a scan and a way to funnel money out of the market without providing any real product and using this company has a FRONT. No wonder the SEC is all over them about FRAUD.

[Harold Fieldt]

My definition of 'manipulation' wasn't very precise, I give you that. I'll stick with it, though.

I don't agree on the need of upswings and news to generate volume, because we have volume. Neomedia is a perfect example on how to exploit shareholders trust and hopes without leaving legal ground. Neomedia should have zero volume given its past and numbers. I've long since admired (and posted it) Neomedia's success with reverse psychology. For years now folks here have interpreted no news as 'the global QR pioneer having something highly classified in the works'. It takes quite a few skills in anthropolgy to pull that off over such a long time. And then, of course, the occasional trapdoor/resplit takes care of getting stuck at the bottom of the barrel.

'The number of outstanding shares of the registrant’s Common Stock on November 9, 2011 was 437,378,114'
'The number of outstanding shares of the registrant’s Common Stock on November 8, 2012 was 1,744,759,603'

Records show that your estimate is off 600 million shares. There are certainly fluctuations and I have no idea what caused that crazy volume a couple of weeks ago, but IMO the 10K will show that it isn't too hard for YA to sell billions of shares within 18 months or less.

'Manipulation' may not agree with everyone's definition of the term, but given Neomedia's silent agreement with ongoing events I can't find a better word.

GLTU