At $2, I would have $320M. I don't see that happening. Not with this huge OS. The buyback could change things, if it's done.
The thing that has not been explained is how we got from trip zeros to cents. How did that happen? That's more than momo.
Share price is based on supply and demand. If the share price goes up 1000%, there must be less supply. My stock is up 5000%. How does that happen? There has been no explanation, other than getting in bed with some known people/companies - but not a single reflection on why the price has risen, or what should eventually make money for NSAV, which WOULD improve share price.
Not knowing why the share price increased makes me extremely nervous about it. Could it go back to trips as easily as it rose out of trips? Who knows? We don't know what changed, or why it changed. Something happened, or is happening. All these relationships have little meaning until it is revealed how NSAV will make profit from it.
My original, and still current thought, is that a person or entity started buying up NSAV shares in trips, and stopped once it hit about $.04. They would now own tens to hundreds of millions of shares, and we do not know what they will do with them. If they dumped them, they would make millions, and the share price would go into the toilet. And then there are the grinches like Jake, who could be simply dumping into the market at a limit which holds us at the current price until he's done. Others could be doing the same thing. That's the problem with having billions of shares in the OS.
