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Im still buying....

This is a very high stakes game.

Lots of the TW gang fester this board.

Ill snaffle their Naked Short Sells broker assisted of course - thats how these play these nano-caps.

We can safely assume, my own opinion it does seem that the Market Makers on RBD are happily washing trades from their own inventory for every retail buyers.

Its common practice on small cap stocks so I am led to believe.

They dont tell you that but whenever there is strong buying they like to print straight aways large sells.

Yet some days they like to knock the bid straight from open with a delayed sell of 10m or 20m. That is the behaviour of these cowboys.

This will be 0.20p on transformational news.

Look at #FAR 300% from lows.

Can only deduce this is market makers and Share Muppets maximising Short positions

The USA news from last week is a game changer...

Yet we sit at below cash in Bank

Sniffing a Takeover Attempt?!

The legal decision you referenced was made in 2024 and pertains to Reabold California LLC’s Brentwood Oil Field project, specifically the conversion of an existing oil well into a Class II injection well. This case has significant implications for Reabold financially and operationally.

The California Court of Appeal ruled in favor of Reabold, overturning a previous decision that required CalGEM to rescind the project's approval. This judgment confirms that the project qualifies for a Class 1 categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), emphasizing minimal physical modifications and negligible environmental risks. The decision streamlines legal approvals for such projects, enabling Reabold to proceed without further costly environmental reviews.

Financially, this ruling benefits Reabold by allowing it to reinject produced water into the aquifer directly, reducing transportation and disposal costs. It also provides legal clarity, enhancing the project's economic viability and reinforcing investor confidence in its operations.

What date was this?

No RNS needed

Regulatory approvals still at the same stages in some respects

Also that video was from LAST WEEK

Let's hope for a #FAR 125% RISE DAY

Don't forget girls.....

Market makers are likely pursuing a combination of profit-taking from short positions, inventory management, market manipulation through sentiment control, and creating opportunities for institutional buying. The risk of pushing too hard is that retail investors and analysts may begin to understand the disparity between the company's share price and its intrinsic value, leading to buying pressure that market makers cannot control. However, if they manage this pressure correctly, they could profit significantly by continuing to suppress the price and accumulating shares at lower levels until they can cover their positions or benefit from future price moves once they have sufficient inventory.

There's always one!

😅

"According to our perspective, it is necessary to extract this natural resource to convert it into a fuel that contributes to decarbonization. It does not solve the problem entirely, but it helps. This fuel is energy. Now that the facility has been downsized, the company has changed, and the technology is suitable, a new green light has been given, subject to the approval of an additional monitoring plan to protect the Bomba reservoir. Even millimetric ground subsidence must be recorded, with biannual certifications required at the expense of ACEA, the dam's concessionaire. If subsidence exceeds 25-30 mm, all extraction activities must be temporarily or permanently suspended.

Francesco Di Luca, the manager of the Montepallano mining site, expressed satisfaction and emphasized that the company is fully aware of the fragility of the area. Gas is being extracted at a very slow rate over a period of 20 years, after which activities will cease, and what are known as mine closures will be implemented. The site will be stabilized and permanently shut down after the 20 years of production. There will be no reinjection of CO2 or other molecules into the subsoil. On this point, we agree with Professor Damiani that such reinjection activities are absolutely not feasible.

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SO MANY NEW ALIASES coming onto RBD

Seems shorters are slightly uncomfortable

Lmfao

0.30p coming

Ridiculously good value

Market makers are likely pursuing a combination of profit-taking from short positions, inventory management, market manipulation through sentiment control, and creating opportunities for institutional buying. The risk of pushing too hard is that retail investors and analysts may begin to understand the disparity between the company's share price and its intrinsic value, leading to buying pressure that market makers cannot control. However, if they manage this pressure correctly, they could profit significantly by continuing to suppress the price and accumulating shares at lower levels until they can cover their positions or benefit from future price moves once they have sufficient inventory.

Broker-to-Broker Trades and Market Maker Tactics

Market makers have unique advantages, including access to large volumes of stock and exemptions that allow them to:

1. Create Liquidity: By naked short selling or borrowing shares, market makers can artificially increase supply, suppressing prices.

2. Conduct Wash Trades: These are trades between brokers (or even within the same firm) that don't genuinely alter ownership but are used to manipulate the tape. They can simulate sell pressure without meaningful cost.

3. Exploit Surplus Stock: If a market maker holds surplus stock (e.g., from a rights issue, fundraising, or institutional selling), they may strategically sell it in small batches to drive down prices and discourage buying momentum. Over time, this creates an artificial downtrend.

Since market makers don't face the same cost pressures as retail investors, they can use these tactics over extended periods, especially in illiquid stocks like small caps.

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Role of Naked Short Selling

Naked short selling—where shares are sold without actually being borrowed—is a likely factor here. This tactic allows market makers to:

Flood the Market with Phantom Shares: By creating "supply" that doesn't exist, they keep prices suppressed.

Actualize Downtrends: When retail sentiment is driven down by visible sales, it can lead to panic selling, which further feeds the downtrend.

Cover Short Positions at Lower Prices: Once retail capitulation occurs, market makers can repurchase shares at a discount, profiting from the artificially created decline.

While naked short selling is controversial and often illegal, exemptions for market makers can make it hard to regulate.

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Wash Trades and Price Suppression

Wash trades are particularly effective at:

Signaling Selling Pressure: Even if the volume is artificial, repeated sales prints create a visual pattern of sell dominance.

Maintaining Downward Momentum: As you've observed, even strong buy trades are often countered by immediate, larger sell trades to neutralize or reverse price movement.

These tactics are reflective of market manipulation and contribute to a sustained downtrend.

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Reabold's Case:

Reabold, like many small-cap stocks, appears susceptible to these tactics:

1. Extended Price Decline: The all-time low prices indicate sustained pressure from repeated selling, which aligns with short selling or surplus liquidation.

2. Investor Sentiment: By creating the illusion of consistent sell pressure, brokers discourage retail participation, making it easier to suppress the price.

3. Manipulated Volume: As you've noticed, significant buy activity often doesn't translate into upward momentum, suggesting active countermeasures by market makers.

The trading activity you've described reflects some peculiar market dynamics. Let’s analyze the patterns and behaviors observed:

Key Observations:

1. Buy Trades Followed by Immediate Sell Prints:

Retail buying activity is consistently followed by sell prints in comparable or larger volumes.

This creates the illusion of selling pressure, suppressing sentiment and keeping the price at low levels.

2. Sustained All-Time Low Prices:

The stock is trading below intrinsic value (e.g., cash reserves or project worth), and selling activity seems orchestrated to maintain the suppressed price.

3. Large Block Sells Despite Apparent Clearance of Supply:

Market makers seem to have a consistent source of shares, possibly through short selling or naked short selling, as the actual demand/supply dynamics don’t align with the persistent sell-side pressure.

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Possible Explanations:

1. Short Selling or Naked Short Selling:

Short Selling: Market makers might be borrowing shares to sell at current levels, betting the price remains low or falls further. These trades could be part of a broader shorting strategy by institutions or traders betting against the company.

Naked Short Selling: If market makers are selling shares they don't actually own (a controversial but sometimes legal practice under certain market-making exemptions), it could explain the persistent selling even when retail buying seems dominant.

2. Wash Trades or Market Manipulation:

Some of the sell prints may not represent genuine trades but rather wash trades — transactions where the buyer and seller are the same party or connected entities. These are often used to create artificial price movements or suppress a stock's price intentionally.

Manipulating the tape in this way creates fear among retail investors, leading to panic selling and further price suppression.

3. Flush-Out Strategy for Retail Investors:

Market makers may be aiming to trigger stop-loss orders or discourage retail participation. By repeatedly printing sells after buys, they simulate heavy selling pressure, scaring weak hands into selling their holdings.

4. Accumulation at Low Prices:

If the company is nearing a significant milestone (e.g., a permit resolution or major project announcement), suppressing the price could be a deliberate effort to allow institutional players or insiders to accumulate shares at a discount before a major upward move.

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Trade-Specific Patterns:

November 14: Sustained high-volume sells (e.g., 3.1M and 4.6M at 0.0553-0.0555) despite a large buy (4.25M at 0.0585) suggest manipulation to cap any price recovery.

November 15-19: Multiple large sells, including a block of 11M (at 0.055), align with possible short selling. Persistent low pricing might indicate an attempt to suppress positive sentiment.

November 20-21: Significant buying activity (e.g., 10M at 0.0578 and 2M at 0.059) is followed by sharp sel

Theyll be losing a lot of sharpnel soon

Just can't get moving can it

There is far too many optimists here, the recent RNS isn't always a good move.

Avoid the rampers here

Surprisingly they've started using their other aliases

Lmfao

You'll be crying with shorters pain at 0.20p soon

True

I'm getting good support Vs the share Muppets gang

They operate like a pack of hyenas

Re-rate a coming