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Strategies & Market Trends : Free Float Trading/ Portfolio Development/ Index Stategies

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From: dvdw©8/18/2011 10:21:58 AM
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Non legal supply setting prices at margin, is just a fact of the times, where regulator malfeasance has enabled trading platforms to accumulate sum values of counterfeit shares and use those shares again and again as if they were legal shares . Its been said that 90% of the volume is always locked up, its been said that daily volume is 90+% computer generated, the two sums dont compute in fact they collide at the laws governing stock issuance. Owners have no defense against this sham trade as the accounting of a companies Free Float is completely ignored, which enables the system to game share owners.....only under disconnect Supply and demand can this occur.

Plausible deny ability is inserted to coincide with output from media about everything non essential to valuation, providing the illusion that shares moving are shares owned from pools of legal supply.

simple solution is a real time account of ownership....which systems cant tolerate, as the privelidged status they enjoy at your expense is somehow off limits to examination. The regulators ignore the reality that supply is finite, that floats are relative constants, that non legal supply is setting prices at every margin.
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