Good post, traders provide much needed liquidity into a stock. There are loads of traders who will not touch an illiquid stock and most that I know have a 10% rule, ie they won't commit more than 10% of the 10 day average daily traded volume at any given time. Trading around a core is probably the safest way to trade/invest for the future in equities that have a higher degree of risk (OTC) IMHO.
"This is the stock market and if someone goes long it's at his own risk and usually due to greed when it comes to OTCs. There's nothing wrong with flipping, that's just smart to make money in the stock market. Any prudent trader knows sell high, buy low. Then leave the, freebie/on the house, stocks in and let them go long. It's simple logic if your not greedy. Do this with 4-6-8 stocks and watch your portfolio grow and if they are pennys with long, long potential then you'll may get rich AND have made money in the mean time to pocket or invest in more like ECIG."
IT'S BETTER TO TRY AND FAIL....THAN FAIL TO TRY! NEVER GIVE UP 
