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Posted On: 10/21/2018 1:27:54 PM
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MTS was victim to a pump and dump in July. The company only has about 3 million shares so the stock is not very liquid. Volume has been very low on most days. But there was a week in July, where volume was huge. One day saw over 17 million shares- that's every share trading almost 6 times. It ran over $6 and then the next day closed at $2. Not plausible at all. There was no news anytime around those days.
One of the sellers on Jul 11 h (total volume that day was 10 million) was Mintbroker International Ltd. which is based in Nassau.
https://fintel.io/n/mintbroker-international
ecfilings.nasdaq.com/filingFrameset.asp?FilingID=12857721&RcvdDate=7/12/2018&CoName=MER%20TELEMANAGEMENT%20SOLUTIONS%20LTD&FormType=4&View=html
An off-shore account. They are crooks. Here they even mention MER in this article:
https://businessjournaldaily.com/firms-sellof...early-13m/
I'm guessing they may be out of the stock now all together.
One of the sellers on Jul 11 h (total volume that day was 10 million) was Mintbroker International Ltd. which is based in Nassau.
https://fintel.io/n/mintbroker-international
ecfilings.nasdaq.com/filingFrameset.asp?FilingID=12857721&RcvdDate=7/12/2018&CoName=MER%20TELEMANAGEMENT%20SOLUTIONS%20LTD&FormType=4&View=html
An off-shore account. They are crooks. Here they even mention MER in this article:
https://businessjournaldaily.com/firms-sellof...early-13m/
I'm guessing they may be out of the stock now all together.
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