Hi, I have 69000 shares and have been with the fox since 33 cents (average now 1.15). I am a long, have never sold a single share, and read this board every day. I don't usually want to post, so I haven't made an account - till now... Don't ban me for asking some questions please.

That being said, can someone please explain how our shares get manipulated?

Can these "MM's" (whatever that means) actually choose who they sell to? I always thought that in this era of electronic trading that there was no control and that buys and sells happened instantly - no time to remove or reprice your shares on the bid or sell before a transaction completes and you can't say I'm only selling to this person, can you?

The "fake" wall this afternoon at 92 cents (about 250,000 shares on the offer) is a good example - could not someone just bought them all and he would have lost them before he could react?

Buying and selling of shares has always seemed so straight forward - I don't understand how they can frisbee them back and forth, and really to what end? What would that acomplish anyways? If they sell their shares on the cheap to drop the price, are they not losing money to do this?

As far as I can understand, the only way to keep a share price down is to keep selling shares cheap, but they have to run out, no? How can this make money?

Unless they actually can choose who buys their shares? Someone please explain...

HogHead