don't be so naive, it can happen, but it won't. If this thing goes up, it will be a sudden skyrocket instead of a slow and steady incline. If a company dilutes and maintains the current PPS, it actually grows, but investors are not rewarded. Outstanding shares increase * Price = higher market cap but nobody makes anything. If market cap holds constant, what happens to price? Investors know this, and that's why theres usually a steady decline with these types of stocks until the moment it skyrockets on a good PR. And you can't possibly say that the company hasn't diluted any shares for two weeks straight after you say that you are waiting on the information from the company.
For those of you who talk about filling GAPS, I hope you know that you are using reactions to previous PRs to predict reactions to future ones. What happens when you are wrong about filling the gap? You just zoom out the chart a bit more and find the next lowest point that it could be filling. Trying to figure out when these technicalities are correct and when they aren't is just as big of a gamble as investing and simply hoping that you're right.