RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: More Manipulator FootprintNice reply Sharkfood. Is there anything else that you would like to repeat from my post? There is nothing in your post to counter my message that a greedy group of members in an investment club think that it is ok to con people. Guessing Calgary as the location for the Club is not a stretch or a slight to Calgary. Calgary is the home of Oncolytics and Oncolytics received prominent local press coverage in its early years. The spike in the stock price above $11 in 2004 coincides with the appointment of Jim Dinning, a prominent Calgarian, to the Board.
Your Dec 4 post had the similar signage string as Haititraders’ signage, Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-CAX-NONEX-NO verse Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USX-NONEX-NO. Did you post from the office in Calgary while Haititrader posts from the office in Texas? If this is the case, the investment club is either very big or connected to other clubs. I would be surprised if the collective holdings of members in the Club/Clubs involved in the con is less than 1,000,000 million shares of ONC and ONCY. I would not be impressed with the total unless it was over 5,000,000. An investment club is the most plausible explanation for running the con.
It is strange situation. I argue the stock price has been manipulated and it is depressed. You and other members take the time to be critical of my posts. Except for short sellers, I am not aware of people who invest to see a stock go down or plateau. Investors, long or short, usually want to make money. Club members want to buy more shares and they are motivated “to protect investors from pumpers like me.” I love to watch how they vote on posts.