Justera Health Ltd C.VTAL

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Justera Health Ltd. is a Canadian company focused on health and wellness. It offers personalized healthcare services and solutions, such as IV Vitamin Therapy, premium nutritional supplements through its Naturevan Nutrition brand, a full 360-degree wellness and spa experience through Juillet Wellness that provides registered massage therapy, acupuncture, and new retail stores in Vancouver. Its Concierge Medical business provides discreet and personalized concierge healthcare services, including IV Vitamin Therapy. Its services include Screenpro Security, Justera Health Product, Naturevan, Juillet Wellness, and TRINITI Corporation. It is also specialized in providing efficient COVID-19 testing and same-day test results through its Canadian labs. It offers two convenient methods to test: in clinic testing or mobile at home testing. It is a distributor of TonyMoly skin care products in Canada. It provides a full-service wellness center, providing a range of beauty and wellness services.

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Comment by WalkingDead01on Jan 19, 2022 9:52am

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RE:Manipulation

I couldn't agree more :)

80,568,366 ($2,308,925) SCRN.CN shares exchanged hands from Mon Jan 03 2022 to Wed Jan 19 2022.

No surprise, TD is at The Top of the List :

Include ATS trades
From: To:

80,568,366 ($2,308,925) SCRN.CN shares exchanged hands from Mon Jan 03 2022 to Wed Jan 19 2022.

House

Bought

Sold

Net

House 007

TD Sec

Bought	$702,527
Volume	24,098,220
Average	$0.029

Sold	$521,651
Volume	18,332,333
Average	$0.028

Net	$180,876
Volume	5,765,887

House 013

Instinet

Bought	$106,650
Volume	3,959,000
Average	$0.027

Sold	$57,842
Volume	2,070,000
Average	$0.028

Net	$48,808
Volume	1,889,000

House 079

CIBC

Bought	$337,794
Volume	11,586,332
Average	$0.029

Sold	$295,952
Volume	9,754,066
Average	$0.030

Net	$41,842
Volume	1,832,266

House 019

Desjardins

Bought	$93,859
Volume	3,268,917
Average	$0.029

Sold	$46,139
Volume	1,790,052
Average	$0.026

Net	$47,720
Volume	1,478,865

House 088

Credential

Bought	$25,188
Volume	831,500
Average	$0.030

Sold	$1,992
Volume	67,500
Average	$0.030

Net	$23,196
Volume	764,000

House 002

RBC

Bought	$189,174
Volume	6,930,965
Average	$0.027

Sold	$185,280
Volume	6,375,091
Average	$0.029

Net	$3,894
Volume	555,874

House 014

ITG

Bought	$27,060
Volume	970,794
Average	$0.028

Sold	$11,843
Volume	490,282
Average	$0.024

Net	$15,217
Volume	480,512

House 074

GMP

Bought	$9,000
Volume	300,000
Average	$0.030

Sold	0
Volume	0
Average	0

Net	$9,000
Volume	300,000

House 062

Haywood

Bought	$2,000
Volume	50,000
Average	$0.040

Sold	0
Volume	0
Average	0

Net	$2,000
Volume	50,000

House 124

Questrade

Bought	$19,456
Volume	587,160
Average	$0.033

Sold	$15,396
Volume	551,444
Average	$0.028

Net	$4,060
Volume	35,716

House 068

Leede

Bought	$30,000
Volume	1,000,000
Average	$0.030

Sold	$30,000
Volume	1,000,000
Average	$0.030

Net	0
Volume	0

House 028

BBS

Bought	0
Volume	0
Average	0

Sold	$300
Volume	10,000
Average	$0.030

Net	$-300
Volume	-10,000

House 085

Scotia

Bought	$122,710
Volume	4,449,467
Average	$0.028

Sold	$124,371
Volume	4,706,544
Average	$0.026

Net	$-1,661
Volume	-257,077

House 033

Canaccord

Bought	$101,922
Volume	3,437,000
Average	$0.030

Sold	$117,271
Volume	3,741,000
Average	$0.031

Net	$-15,349
Volume	-304,000

House 022

Fidelity

Bought	$8,200
Volume	328,000
Average	$0.025

Sold	$36,525
Volume	1,050,000
Average	$0.035

Net	$-28,325
Volume	-722,000

House 080

National Bank

Bought	$100,184
Volume	3,498,378
Average	$0.029

Sold	$177,614
Volume	6,630,098
Average	$0.027

Net	$-77,430
Volume	-3,131,720

House 001

Anonymous

Bought	$356,434
Volume	12,540,000
Average	$0.028

Sold	$476,761
Volume	15,855,000
Average	$0.030

Net	$-120,327
Volume	-3,315,000

House 009

BMO Nesbitt

Bought	$76,767
Volume	2,732,633
Average	$0.028

Sold	$209,988
Volume	8,145,000
Average	$0.026

Net	$-133,221
Volume	-5,412,367

Smokey1958 wrote:

Manipulation has been an ongoing concern for ScreenPro investors for months now. Is there anything that can be done about it? The short (pun intended) and probably long answer is no. That is unless a group of investors does as that Reddit group did and goes all in and drives the stock price up (to prove a point more than as a solid investment choice). Actually all they got were the exchanges they were using penalized while big hedge funds got a minor rebuke from those involved with government oversight.

Much of the trading today is, imho, influenced by IROC regulations that were repealed in the early to mid 2000s. European exchanges have much more stringent rules to prevent this. Essentially shorting and day trading has been allowed to evolve like the wild, Wild West. There are few, if any, significant rules left to prevent this.

Having said that good companies with solid revenues, profits and continued investor interest (this, I have learned, is really, really important) can prosper so that retail investors who prefer to hold stocks long can still prosper. We are in the midst of that situation with ScreenPro and as WalkingDead and others have surmised those currently manipulating the sp will surely want a much larger reward one day soon.

Here's hoping!!!

https://www.iiroc.ca/rules-and-enforcement/umir-rules/31-restrictions-short-selling-repealed#1849274314-1031795994