Fair enough Madmin.
The crux of my post is that I believe the markets are absolutely stacked against the little retail holders.
Leave CDU to one side and consider any exploration company where there may be an agenda at play.
Note page 5 of the paper states "Ramping can be both up or down."
If people are naïve enough to think the stock market is squeaky clean and there is no possible agendas at play then that's there prerogative. I don't and I believe its absolutely critical that any potential insidious activity has the light shone upon it and those responsible exposed. If I've touched a raw nerve with some then so be it. It should be clear I'm not talking about retail investors here.
As a starting point I recommend people take a look at
Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt is a non-fiction book by the American writer
Michael Lewis,
[1] published by
W. W. Norton & Company on March 31, 2014. The book focuses on the rise of
high-frequency trading (HFT) in the US equity market.
[2] Lewis states that "The market is rigged" by HFT traders who
front run orders placed by placed by investors.
Cheers