I say it kisses .39 intraday, and then the move back up starts.
I hope this happens sometime this week and does not stagnate here for an extended time.
If my WOLV makes its move by then, I'm adding more at .39.
That is IF the crooked MM, UBS, will execute the order. The last three orders I have entered, (either above the ask for a buy or below the bid for a sell, all by .005 to .01) UBS MM has not executed. They say they don't have to on a BB stock even though I have placed them well into the bid/ask displayed. The brokers tell me I do not have the fill protections afforded me if it were trading on another listed exchange.
I hate UBS, but that is Schwab's MM. I have now decided my next project is to learn how to route my own orders.
If fellow posters recall, UBS was also one of the MMs that were not responding to Phil's requests to explain what they were doing to correct FTDs when he was giving them hell about Naked shorting. Quite interesting.
So, this is an example of one of the things a more respectable exchange might do for the stocks' shareholders/traders. I have extreme doubts that another listed exchange will make ANY difference in the price the shares trade at, but makes a bit of difference in how us shareholders can trade them.
