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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Naked Shorting-Hedge Fund & Market Maker manipulation? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: basserdan who wrote (4312)	3/30/2009 11:54:01 AM
From: dvdw©	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5034

I chukel every time i see this line appear any any of its hundreds of iterations; "They contend that it would be impractical and punitively expensive to restore the old rule. Huge increases in trading volume since 2007 and price changes that can occur 100 times in a second pose a computing nightmare, says Christopher Concannon, executive vice president for transaction services at the Nasdaq OMX Group." Huge increases in trading volume against a steadily declining float. price changes that can occur 100 times a second; No they cant, especially if the market is transacting legally authorized shares.....but the problem is they are not. Computers spitting air are not adjudicating value or even volume. All they are doing is painting a contrivance. No amount of speed can replace the fundamental fact of the limitations that all supply is a relative constant. That there are illegal shares appearing 100 times an instant changes nothing. Nor does the capability ratify its legality. if owners are not transacting business it matters not what non owners do with their computers, because its all a big sham facilitated to the goal of social engineering. Adhere to the laws governing stock issuance and the methodologies of trading will adapt to the underlying fact that supply is a relative constant. Broken dealers can get back to serving customers instead of abusing them. Right now owners of stocks as investors are having their share valuations subject to the schemes of non owners. No matter how fast the computers spit the price artifacts, they are doing so without a regulator which is natural limitation on supply within the governing laws of stock issuance.. the hosts dont want this recognition because it disables the game under their control. No amount of machinations or output from media sources should distract the investor from the awareness that air shares are adjudicating valuation in direct violation of law. Floats are relative constants, trading systems are constructs unleashed to facilitate program goals, bought and paid for by goal seeking systems, and that friends, is the bottom line. No matter what the mouthpieces opine.