I remember you, GB. Glad you are still around and stuck it out. 2,000 shares is a lot. That's $4,000 in your pocket right now. Theoretically. Not sure how it will hold up, but I feel good about the days below .60 being over. A $56 million market cap his high. I can't make a value case anymore, but I also can't say I understand the scope and scalability of these 3 new partnerships.
I guess we are at a stage where demand outstrips supply right now. But that's been happening for a long time. It all started with that post where I said there was thousands of shares on the bid and only 1,000 on the ask in a huge spread. That is such a bullish indicator on a thinly traded stock with one market maker. And I don't do tech analysis either. That's junk science.
Does the buyer(s) want our house bad enough? Are we in a 2007 housing bubble right now? If so, keep those contractors away. We don't want them building new shares for new home owners. Take out a 30-year note and borrow money from your parents. LOL Or does he/she see something bigger that my comprehension? Whatever the case may be, I can't let Mr. Market be my guide. I do have to unwind some exposure, which I'll do above $2.00 if we are fortunate to go that high.
I always wish I could see who the buyer/seller was in realtime. Was it an insider from BiotechTCH or was it just someone directed to the stock by a press release? Or somebody with inside information with the auditors of the financials that will be released within the net 10 to 15 days? Always a mystery...
