Tax loss selling? No way. For it to have been tax loss selling, it would have had to have been one or two individuals who decided to get out that day. There's no way that one or two individuals could have had 300M shares purchased at higher prices. Heck, until the past few months, there weren't even that many in the OS.
No one here knows the OS or float, or if they do, they're not telling or can't be trusted. We do know it has been growing exponentially.
According to the Colorado SOS, the AS is still 2.5 billion commons with a par value of .00001 and 50 million preferred with a par value of .01
What we do know is that Q has always sold shares in abundance. Former officers were scammers/fraudsters, and the company is losing money and selling shares to keep the doors open.
We also know that the preferred shares trump the common shares, so anyone buying commons is buying worthless paper, on pure speculation that they can find a bigger sucker to sell them to, which rarely happens since those with the discounted shares are pretty quick on the trigger and usually sell first....
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