A one way supply chain has been created where multiple market makers sell parcels of shares on the OTC with a $50 fee, they are competitive sellers, to offload their product they will undercut each other as needed.
They restock on the ASX, and their goal is to buy as cheap as possible to make a buying frenzy of sales on the OTC, their profit is maximised by the number of parcels sold with $50 fee, not by commission percentage.
As a group, the cheaper they can buy, and the more they can get, the greater their OTC sales, so they are a buying group who employ bots and algos on the ASX to convince weak hands, who may have cheaply bought shares (1c or less) or were given options on the last CR, to sell at a low but profitable price.
A fair market would be with competitive buying and selling, and it would not be one direction.
This vacuuming of ASX shares at the lowest price will of course end when the supply is exhausted.
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