Liquidity to me means OTC flippers game playing. The more liquid the trading is, the easier it is to flip in and out, and last I read, the CEO is trying to avoid as much of that as possible. Some liquidity is good, and in my opinion, share-wise, if you trade daily around 10% of the public float, thats a pretty good in-between. That would mean in this stock, somewhere between 12,000 and 18,000 shares daily. 10% of the float trading daily shows activity, but keeps things modest. Too much liquidity scares longs away, too little scares flippers/shorters away. Anyone agree who is long?
