What is behind our Galaxy's falling share price?, page-837

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15/02/19

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Originally posted by Wary 1: ↑

I have been investing for years and have in the past accepted manipulation as a fact of life. However I have never experienced manipulation quite like what has been occuring with GXY. This particular example of small trades at less than a cent is the least of it, but is worth noting just the same. I am aware of other companies that have been extremely manipulated as well and have seen the proof of such manipulation that has been presented to ASIC but dismissed. There is a small group of us GXY investors that are determined to bring this manipulation to public attention most likely through the press. We accept that there is no point in raising it with ASIC. We have a considerable body of evidence to support our case, including evidence that has been posted on HC. However I just thought it would be useful to start compiling information under a separate manipulation thread. It is also worthwhile recording the "legal manipulation" that takes place such as the use of these small trades to bring down the share price as the ability of some investors but not all investors to manipulate the market by way of these legitimate tools of manipulation is also worth highlighting. So any evidence, it doesn't matter how insignificant, please post

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ok good luck with what you are trying to achieve here.

Just dont get your hopes high that anything would come out of this.

GXY Price at posting: $2.03 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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