With longs not selling and some actually adding at the manipulated down prices on the Greys, HOW EXACTLY would they be able to do this?
First of all, there was enormous selling on the fateful Boxing Day. The stock opened at $0.0096 and closed at $0.0050, on 419 million shares. Plenty of opportunities to cover that day, should anyone have needed to.
On the day of the suspension, it was frozen at the previous day's close, which had been $0.0057. When it reopened two weeks later, ti gapped down and closed at $0.0018, on 75 million shares.
Those two sessions alone would have been more than enough to take care of any pesky shorts left over as a result of the suspension.
With longs not selling and some actually adding at the manipulated down prices on the Greys...
Don't look now, but most of those longs got outta Dodge either just before the suspension or just after. There are a handful of you left. What you do or don't do doesn't matter.
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