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Integrity Gaming Corp. V.IGAM

"Integrity Gaming Corp is a provider of gaming equipment and project financing to owners, operators, and managers of casinos and other regulated gaming venues. The company focuses on U.S tribal gaming markets where it leases and distributes slot machines, electronic table games, casino, and bingo equipments."


TSXV:IGAM - Post by User

Post by Wangotango67on Apr 28, 2015 1:56pm
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Sorry - forgot to mention one thing - support -

Sorry - forgot to mention one thing - support -When i stress the support was there....  Ask yourself - Is it fair someone comes along and sells out the stock - on a cheap bid of 1500 shares and then 300 shares - EACH A WATER MARK
that signified a price change?

Obviously no.... Which supports my theory that the price was supported - but how can a stock combat against such bogus trades? 

THE ANSWER?

Weighted averages....  If a stock is sitting at .12 cents... rose to .125 cents  - then settled at .12 cents on the former friday....

Opening market Monday.... Should constitute a carry over of shares sold = support from the Friday previous.

Which was the last support - based on trade volume   and price.


Come Monday - that support of say (example) 800 k shares - is the support in which should establish a security of the stock price.

In order for the stock to adopt  a  newer price higher - any trade above this in a reasonable volume - 5000 shares - should bring it to the next level.  Higher gain.

Any trade that brings itl lower - should meet the requirement of - at least 50% volume of the current support price.

Why should a stock be bullied by a 300 share sell that brings the stock lower when it was supported by 800k volume?  Where's the weighted average - in fairness?

A stink bid - when accepted - facilitates manipulation - it should never be - the system needs to be revamped - to weighted averages - whereas the lower price must challenge the supporting price.     

Key word.. challenge the offer - in a half the volume - shares sold - for a change to occur on a downward trend.
 

Such a system - would be in favor of companies gaining -  not to mention - companies that gain = success = economy flourishes -  it would provide a security from shorting a stock or other - and allow a stock to move forward - whereas the exchanges would be encouraging growth of companies.... Instead of the present system... Of a free frawl.

Weighted averages are needed - to prevent the injury of stock prices. Prevent manipulation - and encourage growth - It would bring a stability to the exchange and over all market.
Making it a fair play market.

If a company lists on an exchange - its to the exchange's benifit - to keep the company on the exchange - perhaps this new idea - would correct the dire status of - why so many companies struggle to maintain stock price - and if a company can't maintain stock price - one thats higher than penny status - then the company suffers dilution = unfair evaluation. There's too many negatives against the company....  The system needs to be revamped.  Period.


Just my opinion - do your own due diligence.   I may be completely wrong or, i may be utterly right. Do your own research...  Thanks !. 





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