I can tell you one thing that is for certain. Greg Halpern believes in this company. Especially this squeeze. Here are instructions on how to set up your sell orders from MAXDs letter from last week. I find this very telling on what we can expect to happen this week.
“A lot of Microcap investors are good at getting excited and buying in but they’re not good at selling. It’s critical that you sell when the stock goes up. First sell and get your cost basis back. For the first couple waves of increase, astute investors have preprogrammed trades to sell. That could be done on any stock platform. Just simple good till cancelled orders. If you have 100,000 shares, you program 10,000 shares at such and such price and then subsequently at higher prices for the next blocks of 10,000. You program the trades until whatever it takes to get all your money back as soon as possible and sell enough additional shares to take a profit. Then, if you decide to hold any balance of shares, your cost basis on those shares is zero. Let’s say the 20-30% of the shares you’re still holding are going to be there just for a rainy day. You hold that because you might make another windfall if you believe in the company. In summary, you pre- program your trades and you let the market drive through them in reasonable amounts over a period of time and you don’t watch them anymore at that point. You just check to see if anything’s been sold from time to time and if it’s gone up you could have another windfall.
