Exactly. It's much more about providing the opportunity to accumulate millions of shares SLOWLY, while the price is dirt cheap vs. even the average near term speculation. If they attempted to buy too many shares quickly, they would have to pause anyhow, or chase the ever increasing ask, which means less shares for more $$, and soon after they stop buying the pps would dip again.

Instead, they bash and buy slowly. They only change strategies once a strong run has occurred and correction is imminent. Then they'll sell up to their trigger, unloading for a handsome profit. Once they hit that trigger, they'll begin a new bashing, dumping and short selling campaign, designed to "reset" the price for another round of accumulation.

A vicious cycle, but as this company grows and the pps with it, that form of manipulation will be drastically reduced since it pays best with low priced stock susceptible to BS manipulation. The low price means that small moves bring large % gains. They'll move on to other "victims" once RMHB stabilizes at higher prices with strong growth being reported. Won't be long now.