Nevada Copper Corp T.NCU

Question about public shares being bought

[BlakeRyan1978]

If a buyout ensues, do the shares that the market makers possess (not possessed) have any value or do they get canceled out once the buyout transaction is complete? I sometimes wonder if the purpose of tanking a share price (at this point in time) is to allow marketmakers to accumulate cheaper shares so as to reduce how much money is paid out to the public portion of the ownership spread. I'm not sure how this works but if anyone has knowledge of this, I will be forever be grateful <3

Today's tanking made no sense (to me at least) at a time when copper is hovering around $4.50 USD / lb. I can't for the life of me figure out how strangely this ticker moves and grooves downward or flat - but happy to know some here are enjoying the show - thanks in advance for any info.

 

OHHHH DID YOU SEE THAT RHYME IN THE LAST LINE????!!!!!

 

IMON FIRE!!

[cnynman]

allow marketmakers to accumulate cheaper shares so as to reduce how much money is paid out to the public portion of the ownership spread I have suspected for quite a while that some form of this is ongoing at NCU.  If I'm correct, the 'players' will continue to bilk mom and pop investors as long as they can raise money and increase the value of the property internally (build

[Stb888]

Thanks for your comment, seems serious and insightful. What do u mean by ", the company will  be allowed to fail" ?

[cnynman]

If the true intent of those in control is to gain control of the property for pennies on the dollar, at the expense of common shareholders, they will reach a point where 'bad operating decisions' will be made, which result in losses or failures of production.  Then will come either a fire sale or bankruptcy. If I were a heavy investor in NCU (I am not), I would watch closely for

[patchh]

there is by my estimate something like 300M (MM) shares missing and simply parked in the CBOT in Chicago available for lease..