http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader/news/2003/headtraderalerts/hta2003-134.stm Used to be they would make adjustments to the closing prices way after the closing prints... and the opening as well. (Need to make my doorway wider to accomodate the head of a visitor from an exchange floor worker that is coming today... how do they get around with those things on their shoulders?? Exchange-itis I call it)
If the stock was a listed stock then maybe you can do something. But I doubt it because of the time of execution(10 seconds after). But since it is OTC....Good Luck, Dude.... Welcome to the Nasdaq free for all!!!!!!! Market makers make speicialist look like angels. I think nasdaq has a rule called "Best Efforts" which I think is writtien in pencil too.