I see it as well tom
best way to deal with the spoofing and capping of the SP is to report it to ASIC as misconduct
they are the powers to be that "can make or break"
Let them investigate,
..... but we need numbers(shareholders)to report this so it gets priorized
"Nothing ventured nothing gained "
Only in May did a spoofer get taken down successfully by ASIC loading 16m on the sell side for 2weeks
sitting by watching the SP and hoping, isn't going to get the Spoofer/Capper to stop
THIS MANIPULATION COULD GO ON DONT RELY ON ANNOUNCEMENTS TO BREAKTHOUGH THESE INCONGRUENT WALL SETUPS
I can't get my head around why people just want to sit around and expect and hope it will go away and explain it away as it's somehow purely got to do with the lack of volume
I've prepared evidence over the last trading sessions and I'm reporting it today but need more from others to report this if it's all above board than great onwards and upwards but if it's not, ASIC will find if we give them good enough reason to investigate This it will be too late for that song
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