speeding ticket, page-8

It's typical of the regulators.

They so often appear to turn a blind eye when stocks heavily fall for no apparent reason.

But when a stock jumps in price, even if it's just recovering some of its recent heavy losses, they crack down.

It seems it was OK for AYN to quickly fall from 14.5 cents to below 9 cents, but not OK to quickly recover some of those losses.

Seems it's OK for the average investors to lose money when stocks sharply fall, but not make money when the reverse occurs.

Just look at how speeding tickets issued for sharp rises massively outnumber crashing tickets issued for sharp falls.