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Charles Taylor Group Plc V.MQL


Primary Symbol: CHTYF

Marquee Energy Ltd is a Canada-based company. It is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas. The company receives maximum revenue from oil and natural gas sales. The company's core operations are in Michichi area.


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Comment by jaybee21on Mar 22, 2012 8:39pm
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Post# 19707643

RE: RE: RE: Welcome Aboard New Shareholders!

RE: RE: RE: Welcome Aboard New Shareholders!

Holding and accumulating for the 3600 + boe/d exit rate 2012 ...the 7 wells to drill on the heavy oil should add to that rate somewhat ..

IS this normal share price movement or is this manipulation ..???

The act of artificially inflating or deflating the price of a security. In most cases, manipulation is illegal. It is much easier to manipulate the share price of smaller companies, such as penny stocks, because they are not as closely watched by analysts as the medium- and large-sized firms.

Also known as "price manipulation". Investopedia Says

Investopedia explains 'Manipulation'

One way people can deflate the price of a security is by placing hundreds of small orders at a significantly lower price than the one at which it has been trading. This gives investors the impression that there is something wrong with the company, so they sell, pushing the prices even lower. Another example of manipulation would be to place simultaneous buy and sell orders through different brokers that cancel each other out but give the perception, because of the higher volume, that there is increased interest in the security.

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