RE: The game There is no game. There are several brokers at Raymond James who own MPE stock. It costs $100 a trade so whoever sold theres in the morning must have been doing some sort of house cleaning or tax loss selling to a client for a different RJ broker. One broker isn't normally allowed to be selling one stock to a client that he is buying for a different client on the same trade.
Just some people giving up odd lots.
It is amazing to me that someone would sell so much at these levels. Millions of shares sold at .03, .04 and .05 cents, all at a loss to the seller as the IPO was done at .20, a few financings at .10, and one at .085. So for some reason some knuckleheads think it is better to sell at these levels than wait for the company to grow and prosper.
For the first time in 2 or 3 years I am confident things are looking very good for MPE. If you bought at .10 or .20 or .30 why not buy now and average your cost down?? Makes no sense to sell now unless you like to throw your money in the garbage, which many investors have done the last year or so. People have a window to accumulate stocks around .05 or maybe .06 for a few weeks but when Raymond gets back from China I would be surprised if the stock wasn't trading closer to .10 (maybe even over it??) than at .05.