Well, who ever is paying for this massive, coordinated pump campaign (interestingly IMO, leading right up to when they announce an increase to a staggering IMO, 2 BILLION shares on a sub 3 cent stock)- whoever's paying for it, I hope they didn't spend more than a cheap bowl of soup. Cause it's obviously not working IMO.
It broke the 50 DMA avg and in 4 trading days now, and has not even bounced once to even retest or even "touch" it- which says solid down trend is now in place. Also, volume is drying up despite this massive, coordinated IMO, pump and hype "plan" or whatever one wants to call it.
I've seen a lot of "stuff" over the years- but never anything like this. It's amazing to watch IMO. It's like the text book level "case study" of all the warnings and things spoken about regarding penny stocks, from the SEC and similar. All happening right here in real time- for all to watch and read and see. The pump and hype is fascinating how it came out of nowhere, like a "go" command was given and has not stopped yet. I know at some day in the future, it will vanish as fast as it came IMO, and these "names" will never be heard from again "touting" BHRT from market open to close (and then they go silent all night/weekend) and like automatons, "turn back on" again this AM on que- hitting over 50 comments not even 1, 1.5 hours into trading day.
This think used to only get maybe 20 "discussions" a day on avg. For 4 plus days now, it's 100 to 150 a day- from dude's using monikers like "bud" from the movie Wall Street. Laughable IMO.
Noooo, there's nothing "going on" here, no way? It's funny in a way to watch, very amusing, but also a lot of sucker/amateurs getting cleaned on a deal like this, IMO only. Really too bad. It takes away the credibility of the stock totally, again ONLY MY OPINION and MY THOUGHTS. Others can love it, like it, buy more, fall in love, think it's the greatest thing since sliced bread- but do their own due diligence please. Always do actual due diligence and don't rely on "bud fox" from a movie called Wall Street. I mean really? Come on.
2 billion share filing, new share's allocated, IMO will bury it back to the penny range. I don't see why, how, or why not? 4 yrs of dilution (read every 10-K going back that many yrs, shares were like maybe 20 million total, now are 460 million or more) and all it's ever equaled is a massively, near straight line down, declining share price and dilution of the common stock holder to near nothing. A 5 yrs chart tells all IMO.
That's my 2 cent OPINIONS only of course.
