I'm to the point that it doesn't make any sense to talk about tomorrow's action or next week's action. The moment we do that, people are going to be tempted to put in sell orders. Those are the same people that have been trying to buy more for three weeks waiting for the price to drop as much as possible. So, what's their next choice? Since they didn't add more, they think they'll be able to sell at some point and then load the truck on any slight pull back if it happens. Problem with that is EVERYBODY is thinking the same thing, and big buyers know that. People have been complaining for awhile now about how tough it is to get fills to buy. That is because of a share shortage. I'm telling you. If you take them off you run an enormous chance that you will be one of the many who is watching a chart waiting for it to turn and then won't be able to get filled. Look at all the names that aren't here now. It happened to them. They took their scalps from $1.35 to $2.00 or from $1.80 to $2.30 and are gone. They never bought back in or couldn't get bought below where they sold.
I personally don't care what anybody does. When the dust settles all I see is several large groups that are buying, have bought, or will buy as many shares as possible. Knowing that makes me believe firmly that they have done this before because they know where this stock is headed. Whether it sells down a shade tomorrow because Trump isn't on the Apprentice. That is what they want. Duh. Don't you think it will run the end of the week thinking it will be on next week's show? Why not. All the while though, and most important, sales are mounting. PRs on new cities and sales numbers are coming out. All moving towards earnings.
What difference does tomorrow make really?
I know we're running low on Trump, but I promise I ordered more!
