Success here seems pretty straightforward, almost formulaic in nature.
Solid PR -> Fundamental Interest and Volume -> Overcoming Technical Resistance ( Hey Seaton, what is that price point again?) -> Technical Interest and Volume -> Compounding Growth -> Profit
The largest obstacle thus far has been our inability to overcome the key resistance points on the chart that would have signaled the true beginning of the reversal into highly bullish waters. We are stuck trading sideways because the volume is not sufficient to counterbalance the dilution that has been recently occurring. The volume is still too low because although many eyes are on PNAT, most are waiting for further confirmation that this is in fact the real deal before jumping aboard. This confirmation will only come about via the beginning of the actual run or a suitably decent PR. It is unlikely that this stock will take off arbitrarily unless the dilution suddenly stopped completely, so the only way to set the ball in motion is for management to drop that phat news upon us.
As such, the waiting game continues. In another dimension I am whale that has been accumulating jumbo stacks of shares this whole time and will get ultra wealthy once this finally takes off, but in this reality I am a generic college student trying to make a few bucks off a few bucks. The most profitable aspect of this play will have been acquiring the virtue of patience.
