

So who says it is technical glitch or some golden fingers that causes the error?They'll be investigating.Don't count on it.They'll be using market traders short- memory to sweep it under the red carpet.

The U.S. government owns 27 percent of the bank's shares, a stake it acquired when it gave Citi $45 billion in bailout money in 2008 and 2009. Citi has paid back $20 billion in preferred shares, but another $25 billion was converted to common stock last year.The Treasury on even date announced that it is selling its 27% stake.So they must have given a hand for the shorties and market makers to further executed the crash(X6/5/10).
Citi's candlestick chart shows that those manipulators have completed their shorting right up to the crash day lower shadow.Great job indeed.