<< How does one party artificially increase the no of shares being sold without actually selling? >>...
they do sell. they sell borrowed stock. sustainable? depends who the buyer is, and what it is they actually buy. Think along the lines of old fashioned churn, but with more sophistication and bots...sounds dodgy? maybe, maybe not. intent is hard to prove.
<<market is totally broken>>
not totally...but was it ever straight?
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