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Re: Militia Man post# 109134

Friday, 07/01/2016 10:00:17 AM

Friday, July 01, 2016 10:00:17 AM

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"Find one stock that has similar data like ffgo or Gncp for 1-2 years straight real close. Apples to apples."

Putting aside the fact you have been provided with multiple examples...lets take the analysis one step further to show how similar another stock can be shall we...

So here is a graph of the short volume percentages for GNCP over the last year. The blue line represents the ratio or percentage of short volume for a given trading day. And as always, anyone can go and check the validity of the graphed data by comparing directly to FINRA's Daily short volume reports here:

http://regsho.finra.org/regsho-Index.html



Now one of the many examples of of stocks with similar short volume percentages over the last year is KGET..so lets show its short volume %'s the same was...apples to apples wink



Looks pretty similar, right? Well for those that don't want to believe what their eyes are telling them, lets do a little ACTUAL analysis shall we...

You have stated a few times that GNCP "mostly" has short volume percentages above 91%....(which you did after previous statements it was always 100% were shown to be false). But 91%? Mostly?.

Well lets look at what the statistics ACTUALLY say for GNCP overall and compare it to KGET.

This is a graph of the percentage of trading days in the last year were the short volume percentage was ABOVE a given amount.



Oh my. Not only is it remarkably similar, KGET actually had short volume % on a higher percentage of days than GNCP when it was above 50% and pretty much every target above that. In fact looking at your "91%" "mostly" target for GNCP...wow...KGET had a HIGHER % of days above that target. The % of days that KGET had a short volume percentage of 100% was almost EXACTLY the same too.

GNCP unique?

It is not

Case closed. wink