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but i have to correct data for exchange traded equities vs the OTC
i own 2 foreign OTC companies .. and do utilize this data for them
as i've noted numerous times previously .. the *stress* is totally apparent
on IPIX since NR (non retail) made the piss poor decision of resetting the
52 week low on 5.10.17 .. it's reflected in both the *legal* short increasing
up from the 800k level to approx 1.2M level (this is from memory so i may be
off a wee bit) and the *ever* increasing *imo* daily reg sho %s .. which i track
for weeks/months and years .. (edit)
formatting here is difficult to show but i have posted this most recent data
on my NSS board *there* .. for anyone who wants to see what has been *marked*
daily on IPIX/CTIX since 5.10.17 .. it's incredibly telling *imo*
post number *there* is 19910
from yesterday so today's data isn't included
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it's been 13 *trading* days since CTIX became IPIX ..
of those 13 *trading* days .. 12 out of the 13 have daily reg sho %s above 30% .. that is 92.30%
it's been 34 *trading* days since NR *reset* 52 week low on IPIX(CTIX) on 5.10.17
of those 34 *trading* days .. 24 out of the 34 have daily reg sho %s above 30% .. that is 70.58%
bottom line is it's not *retail* who illegally manipulates OTC *targets* of which
we both agree the company now known as Innovation Pharma has been a
victim of
i consider IPIX to be an OTC *survivor* and am grateful for every share
accumulated as the *pps compression* to 63c *allowed* me to get ..
best to all investors ..
4kids
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If you want to compare apples to apples on the OTC, let's look at Nestle, the world's largest food and beverage company with a $266B market cap.
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So 30% of today's volume were short/naked short? I find it hard to believe.