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Seen the following in a couple of places recently:
1. Stock moves mysteriously up. 2. Company announces R/S 3. Share price plummets (50%+) after R/S Why? Some shorting, but usually some dilution as well. 4. Share price either:
a. bounces as shorts cover (they likely shorted the run in step 1) b. continues slide as noteholders continue to convert and sell.
The fact that they have done at least 1 R/S a year since 2011 doesn't look good.
Not saying something good isn't happening, just that past history isn't the greatest.
Colorado SOS doesn't mention any R/S, but the company is delinquent.
Seems like margin calls triggered yesterday's fall and now that it's out of the way, it can rise. I say that because of the fall and then 3 days later they are generally cleaned up by brokerages. Whether by a trader's own doing or a forced liquidation.
Sucks to be margin called and then the stock goes up.
We outsiders don't know the realities of a pinksheet company.
We can only see when it's likely that something is about to happen.
I am unsettled by the amount of posts that have come up since I mentioned that the big grant that was to be awarded October 1st is no longer in play (as per the recent 8-k).
But that's the nature of the beast. Ignore the bad, keep talking about the good.
All I know is that many things point to a possible promotion ... and that's what interests me.