Post by
ShortOnCash on Dec 10, 2022 1:19pm
If You Knew Anything Mrs...You would know this.....
If an IOU, Open Short, is placed on a stock, its essentially rule bending for trading
If you own 1 million shares in a broakridge house, and they are not placed for sale...its inventory on
that paper for any trader within the "house".
The stock is sold, unreported as a short position, but can be recovered at any point from the institution
if it was called upon. Or, if the stock ran, and the paper could not be recovered, Goerge would likely be
getting a call for a Private Placement to recover it. Most of these copanies will take any cash given to
them at any time. It is often someone inside the deal who as access to the "paper press".
This essentially can make a stock seem like its trading straight across for an eternity....
Look and listen to some of Terry Lynch.
This is not made up stuff, and should question the big supporters who turn here.
When there is a catalyst to change this, much like what was done in 2017, when we figured out LTX.V
problem, it went from 0- $0.10 in a day, and by 10am that morning , the CEO had a cheque in his hand
for a private placement.
Oh, and BTW, be careful....JOR was dropped from $0.10 to $0.045, 6 weeks before North American
Lithium Inc. stepped into the deal under its subsidiary....The Have nothing, it dropped to $0.045? The
market doesnt like the results? DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR HERE? LOL
Why would a major farm in?
Sounds an awful lot like the Cr@p being blown around here.
Thou shalt sift through garbage to eat a steak? Haha
Comment by
mrsgoldminer on Dec 10, 2022 2:26pm
You sure made me laugh when you said the broker takes a IOU and the CEO foots the bill The only other way is on what they call is a margin-account Margin Call: What It Is and How to Meet One with Examples (investopedia.com) I guess you like to play those shady over the counter stocks!