By the way, what "concerned" seller in a "panic" w
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By the way, what "concerned" seller in a "panic" would find it necessary to dump $1,000 worth of shares in the last minute of trading when the print was at only two ticks from the previous close? It does not make any sense. A real shareholder with real shares looking to sell would have probably just placed them on the .0028 ask at the time. Instead what I suspect happened is a market player sandbagging a few shares to paint the close big red so they could make their usual tired case that the "market" obviously did not take the PR news well, etc. Or it could have even been shorts dumped on the thin end of day bids just to tank the PPS for some reason. It makes no sense that it was a real long capitulating and worried getting out of all his $1,000 worth of shares. LOL
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Again, business as usual, back up to almost 40% daily short sale volume to total volume ratio. It looks to me like only about 4M real retail shares traded hands today. That's about 0.4% of the float by the way. What a joke! LOLzzz
The dark side clouds everything, difficult to see the future is.
$RFMK!