For TELEPHONICS - I think you are right in that there would be a level of uncertainty and "markets hate uncertainty." Those doing the manipulating will unleash more and more of their hoards, trying to stop this movement, as it gets more successful in uncovering the truth.
As a small indicator, I've been posting on SI, largely many of the articles posted here. I have been answered by the swarms of sheep-like bashers who used to populate the now disgraced short-selling guru boards.
They have very little of substance to say. In the past, they would attack the messenger when released by their guru to do their dance. Now they attack Bob O'Brien, Patch, Byrne and anyone who dares to post their words.
One poster has been following me around, basically stating that retail investors are stupid and deserve to lose all their money, by virtue of their investing in microcaps. His claim is that hedge funds and MM's, in shorting (naked or otherwise) these scams, actually do a service to the public. He doesn't understand that scamming and thievery is not something that we should encourage. He bashes stocks that he says are scams but is vehement against changing the rules that allow his associates to scam. He is against changing the rules that allow MM's to abuse their exception to rules prohibiting naked short selling. He is against more enforcement and specificity with respect to REG SHO. Others oppose the registration and regulation, in an efficient manner, of hedge funds. All get very upset when the topic of "desking" is brought up, a process overseas, in which transactions are arbitraged and otherwise palmed off, around the globe, to hide the nature of the naked short.
Of course, the moronity of these sheep followers of fallen gurus, convinces me that we are beginning to expose a scam that involves billions and billions of dollars.
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