Hill Thompson routinely fills orders that are significantly above the minimum allowable tier size in these markets. You will notice that this MM tries to portray that he saved the public money. But really, what he is trying to do is rip the public. Investors know the risks in investing. There are many companies that have gone bankrupt and came out of it and did well.
Investors take risks.
They don't need the MM to 'regulate' the price to their advantage. Something just doesn't add up. Take ADGI for example. That was what happened when they announced the contract with Mexico for 60 million minutes a month and 100 million minutes in the second phase. The price went from 20 cents to 36 cents, and within an hour or two, it was back to 26-27 cents.