Even in the case of massiveee dilution those issuing shares know well enough what they are doing to keep that dilution machine running as long as possible.. Ie taking breaks from issuing releasing false prs hiring pump groups paying for publicity so on and so on.. I have been trading since i was 8yrs old on my dads lap with a pacardbell 386 and a paper spreadsheet and have never once seen a stock go from running to its high back to no bid with out making a few spikes in the chart on its way down... Such a scenario would drastically reduce the amount of juice squeezed from the lemon... Not saying it has NEVER happened just saying as a rule IT DOESNT. Weather long term or short this spikes again before it burns.. IMO. HA
"Thats just like your opinion man" and mine are mine, were each entitled our own, and would both be wise to at least consider the others.
