Comments regarding GXP-F on 18 June 2009 (Screenshot below):
Looks like hedge fund, bankster market manipulation. A "Short Squeeze" is what it is called, the effect of Naked Short Selling. Every time I have seen this in the past it has been canceled out by the SEC, but not until after some selected investors make their MASSIVE profits. Notice 25,000 shares were traded just before the price went to the moon. When the market (SEC) figures out what price the maximum "should have been" for all of us "real" (i.e. - little and insignificant) investors, then any sales above that price will likely be recalled and you'll get your shares back. Look at March 5th for GTU. Doesn't exist because this same thing happened to GTU. It went to 9,999.00 in seconds, triggered my limit at 46.00 and then was later corrected to 56.00. My sale stuck because it was below. Again IMHO, if I was an insider (hedge fund) and had lets say 10,000+ shares GTU (or any stock of their choosing) and then they place a sell limit at 9,998.99 on GTU for 5 March 09, then my sale would probably have stuck, but for me with less than 1000 shares it gets recalled. Viola, how rich people get richer and richer by stealing from under the inept or complicit SEC's nose, counterfeit stock gets created and we all lose in the end. The GAME IS RIGGED. See the web site for Deep Capture.
Good luck and God bless.
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