great post and not to make anyone's eyes glaze over .. but

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4kids Mo #69667
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great post and not to make anyone's eyes glaze over .. but
criminal entities do signal .. it just takes time to observe those patterns

please note .. below is from memory

back in May 2019 .. IPIX did approx 23M in *volume*
it was done to both illegally orchestrate the PPS (run then
to approx 44c from about 17c or so) and for NR (non retail)
to *negate* the impact of the AS deal that would be 8k'd that summer

23M (for a month) seems a quaint amount of volume compared to what NR did
in 2020

and I totally agree Mo re: C-19 .. NR was on a track to reset IPIX's 52 week low
and imo crush the PPS (and of course demoralize investors who far outweigh
traders in IPIX) which is the signal for NRs' embeds to post and troll 24/7

early last November .. IPIX was @ about 17c .. and for most of the last many
months (up to this week) .. IPIX was *held* in a tight PPS range of 17c to 22c

at the same time .. YOY %s (green) touched 500% earlier this year .. NR had
one chance to *reset* and break that YOY back down .. which was done last month (teens)

the issue currently facing NR (besides what the company is doing) pertains to
the last *run* on IPIX (last summer) .. as I'd noted to some who asked ..
YOY %s matter to NR (imo ability to flex that elastic band/balloon tightens
as %s push higher in alignment with an increasing PPS)

some may remember that *orchestrated* run in June 2020 to 65c (52 week high)
that *run* has put pressure *imo* on NR for months .. hence their extraordinary efforts to *hold/stall* and reset down whenever possible

IPIX avgs (currently)

52-Week High
06/23/2020 0.65

52-Week Low
06/08/2020 0.145


Price Performance (Last 52 Weeks)
06/01/2021 +43.47%


Volume 569,873
Volume (10 day Average) 798,039
Volume (90 day Average) 1,985,594


here's the other signal that NR utilizes courtesy of that for profit site (with all
that that implies) .. OTC markets RT (real time) Quote on IPIX

note INTL's time stamp @ 1.01 on the ask side ..

it's been *months* since any Colluding Entity relo/d on the *ask* above 56c

 
REAL-TIME LEVEL 2 QUOTE

MPID BID PRICE SIZE TIME
GTSM 0.245 15,000 10:32
CSTI 0.245 12,499 10:25
ETRF 0.245 4,000 10:47
CDEL 0.245 3,000 10:59
NITE 0.228 2,587 10:26
CFGN 0.171 5,000 05/11
OTCX 0.17 10,000 10:25
VERT 0.17 5,000 02/02
VNDM 0.17 5,000 06/01
PUMA 0.17 5,000 08:10
SPLN 0.122 5,000 11/30
INTL U 0 07:35

MPID ASK PRICE SIZE TIME
NITE 0.25 22,900 10:41
CDEL 0.25 8,030 10:59
CFGN 0.25 2,500 09:31
ETRF 0.2512 10,000 10:13
CSTI 0.26 7,000 10:53
GTSM 0.2611 5,000 10:34
PUMA 0.30 2,500 08:10
OTCX 0.35 2,627 08:00
SPLN 0.56 1,000 01/19
VERT 0.56 1,000 02/02
VNDM 0.56 1,000 06/01
INTL 1.01 25,000 09:43


https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/IPIX/quote

if I have the time (big if) I will try to post out the specifics of the dates
from early last November's data (approx 17c) to the YOY hitting 500%+
(earlier this year) to NRs' reduction of *volume* (again NR injected a
significant amount of bogus volume *imo* in 2020 which is costing them
in 2021 with company's anticipated news) and this very tight *range* NR
worked since last November .. watch the ask side .. NR has certain lines
in the sand .. one broke yesterday another today *imo* .. and the irony is

.. the volume

last round of DRS %s (reported) ..
 
Historical Short Volume Data for IPIX
Date Close High Low Volume Sht Vol % of Vol Shtd
Jun 01 NA NA NA 1,300,819 848,780 65.25%
May 28 NA NA NA 760,059 436,330 57.41%
May 27 NA NA NA 1,676,857 803,916 47.94%
May 26 NA NA NA 481,002 220,371 45.81%
May 25 NA NA NA 382,128 80,868 21.16%
May 24 NA NA NA 751,383 390,465 51.97%
May 21 NA NA NA 498,899 234,477 47.00%
May 20 NA NA NA 544,976 176,669 32.42%
May 19 NA NA NA 351,727 156,540 44.51%
May 18 NA NA NA 1,221,480 320,516 26.24%
May 17 NA NA NA 680,102 277,278 40.77%
May 14 NA NA NA 705,298 279,909 39.69%
May 13 NA NA NA 1,072,953 663,160 61.81%
May 12 NA NA NA 1,402,536 626,938. 44.70%
May 11 NA NA NA 943,831 441,123 46.74%
May 10 NA NA NA 924,684 561,121 60.68%
May 07 NA NA NA 1,065,233 355,958. 33.42%
May 06 NA NA NA 604,961 304,598 50.35%
May 05 NA NA NA 1,632,680 1,006,497 61.65%
May 04 NA NA NA 1,499,714 741,440. 49.44%
May 03 NA NA NA 1,421,481 705,184 49.61%


and for comparison's sake ..

IPIX 5.3.21

52-Week High
06/23/2020 0.65

52-Week Low
05/14/2020 0.13


Price Performance (Last 52 Weeks)
04/30/2021 +47.75%


Volume 1,421,481
Volume (10 day Average) 1,043,421
Volume (90 day Average) 2,265,705



IPIX 5.17.21

52-Week High
06/23/2020 0.65

52-Week Low
05/18/2020 0.133


Price Performance (Last 52 Weeks)
05/14/2021 +37.26%


Volume 680,001
Volume (10 day Average) 1,127,943
Volume (90 day Average) 2,198,425


as a reminder (again from memory) so bear with me

IPIX YTD *Volume* in 2018 was about 88M~ (33M done thru EO August
and about 55M done in the last 4 months of 2018)

IPIX YTD *Volume* in 2019 (23M alone in May 2019) was about 125M~

IPIX YTD *Volume* in 2020 was about 600M~

IPIX YTD *Volume* @ the EO April 2021 = 188,286,641


https://otce.finra.org/otce/marketStatistics/...hareVolume

NR has just a few probs with IPIX (stock) with Innovation Pharma's abilities to execute

as always best to all Innovation Pharma's investors ..

4kids

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It is amusing that every time IPIX SP goes up a whole penny or so that some posters especially on other boards claim “shorts must be covering”. The following is JMHO but most Longs are able to connect the dots. The first thing you need to do is completely separate legally borrowed short selling shares vs illegal naked short selling. The criminal posters consistently try to blend the two to prove that naked short selling is a tin-foil-hat conspiracy theory. They are completely different entities with completely different goals. Legal shorts bet on a stock to go down and after it hits a targeted price point or once the risk/reward is no longer in their favor they cover their borrowed position, take their profits and move on. Illegal shorts target a company with the intention of initially crippling the company, forcing non-revenue targeted companies to issue additional shares (dilution) making the borrowing for capital increasingly expensive. The combination of expensive capital and increased dilution spiral the targeted company SP to an accelerated downward spiral. Targeted companies compound the problem by doing reverse stock splits. The hedge fund has a 90% success rate of putting their targets completely out of business. If/when the target goes out of business the hedge fund never has to cover their naked position and they pocket their tens of millions in profits with no recourse.

My opinion is that IPIX was artificially taken up from $2 or so to almost $5 to sucker in momentum investors. A coordinated compression campaign has been in place since at least 2015 that has included mirror trading by the MM’s and coordinated naked short selling from a hedge fund. The Mako hit piece and coordinated Rosen class action suit were all part of the criminal plan. Several paid criminal posters each with dozens of aliases were put in place to post FUD to assist in the criminal plan to force weak hands to sell. As the naked short selling increased, IPIX SP continued to slide. The SP compression went from $4.93, to $3 to $2 to $1.50 to $1 to .70 to .35 eventually to .05. In the most recent years IPIX has been forced into a tough position of issuing sub dollar stock to try to get Brilacidin to market. B-OM and B-IBD were seen as the quickest and least costly path to a drug approval. As terrible as COVID is for mankind it probably prevented IPIX SP from being further compressed until a point where B-IBD UC could became a success. COVID took everyone by surprise including the criminal hedge fund and complicated their criminal attack plan on IPIX forcing them to dig themselves into a much deeper NSS hole.

The daily FINRA numbers that AlanC posts are just a small piece of a much bigger picture. 4Kids occasionally posts monthly, yearly and multiple year data which paints a much clearer picture of the overall criminal footprint. The main question that investors need to ask is “Who is selling IPIX at current prices?” Investors understand the extreme upside for IPIX SP if the current B-CV19 trial is successful. Remember 90% of investors voted yes in the proxy to increase Authorized Shares from 300M to 600M shares. My take is that this is a critical vote of confidence that at least 90% of IPIX Longs know the long term value of what they own. So again who is selling? The criminals will point to Aspire and the MFO but even with the dilution since 2015 the numbers do not simply add up. A recent key point is that Leo has not diluted since 2/10/21 per the Q-10. KIPS Bay is actually holding on to their position and appear to be true long term investors. Look at the volume in the last 4 months and again ask who are the sellers required to complete a stock transaction? You need a buyer and a seller for every LEGAL share transaction. IMO roughly half of the transaction volume is MM mirror trades (fake volume). I would guess 80% of the remaining half or 40% or so of all the overall transaction volume since 2/10/21 is naked short selling (electronic vapor shares) that the criminals have piled on top of their already huge position.

Posters that claim that “shorts are covering” are either very naïve investors that don’t understand the raw numbers or are possibly non investors that are part of the criminal crew. Put yourself in the criminal’s shoes. If you have a massive naked position and your target now has a high percent chance at near term success, what do you do to minimize your losses? Keep in mind that this hedge fund has a 90% success rate and has made hundreds of millions illegally crushing most of their targeted companies. But IPIX with B-CV19 has now become a problem for them with the hedge fund being between a rock and a hard place. The hedge fund will never cover until they are forced to. A buyout of IPIX is probably 2-5 years out so they have time but it will get increasingly more costly for them to cover as IPIX science milestones are achieved.

Let’s say for example the criminals have a 300M to 400M share naked position. The current average daily volume of IPIX is around 1.2M shares. Maybe an average of half is mirror trades leaving only 600k shares traded daily. Using 80% of the remaining transactions maybe 480k of those shares are the hedge fund themselves adding to their naked position. With only 120k of legit shares traded daily, how can the criminal hedge fund unload 300M-400M shares without exploding the SP to $30 or $40 or $50+ per share? There is a major discrepancy in the supply/demand equation. They are trapped short term. They have to wait until legit volume increases to a point where long term investors start their exit strategies. They need real investors to sell real shares. They need IPIX to become a trading stock vs the current buy and hold that it is with stubborn and loyal investors. Once B-CV19 is a success a flood of new investors will become aware of IPIX and flock in to significantly drive up volume. Many of these investors will be momentum players trying to play a SP run from say $3 to $10 for example. The 90% of current loyal and stubborn Longs may start to unload 20% to 40% of their position in the $3-$10 range. The combination of the new momentum players and the current Longs initiating their exit strategies will START to give the criminals enough cover to begin the unwinding of their position. Even in the $3-$10 range the criminals cannot do an abrupt cover. This is why I believe we could see a seesaw upwards price action on IPIX SP as IPIX science milestones are met.

IMO transaction volume needs to be in the 10M+ shares per daily range before the criminals can covertly start a long and gradual cover. There could very well be an unexpected event or 2 that could force this gradual covering into a condensed timeframe. This would create the mother of all short squeezes that I have mentioned in the previous posts. Posters claiming that shorts are covering in a sub $3 SP range and prior to a consistent 10M+ in daily volume is laughable IMO. The rubber band of compression will snap in the opposite direction as positive milestones are met which should make for an enjoyable and profitable next few months.








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