The NYSE Amex have substantial market forces. They should have listed on NASDAQ. Would have gotten a higher multiple and the switch over would have cleared a lot of ledgers. Can't hurt to lock up shares but brokers still have access to loan out shares. Sometimes despite the chart technicals, you need to wait on the fundamentals to kick in. Unfortunately we're not in a fundamental value dynamic in the markets right now. A cost average in for long term is probably best over days or weeks. My last buy up was off the bottom bounce converting my .50 calls bought up at a nickel.. You never know when the MMS decide to reverse for good. I remember the wrangling on riot and mara that shook me out before the run up. Left me with a one two gut shot. I'm in regardless of the games, especially with the dividends just starting. Naked shorting is a real problem, regardless of the denials. Over an easy billion in shares have transacted since that bounce, on a sub 100 million outstanding. Seen this over and over, sometimes in one or two trading sessions, trading the outstanding 5-10 over available, all along controlling and capping off runs and reversing etc. That's not a free market plain and simple. The principal fault lies with the lack of regulations by the s.e.c.on allowing unlimited mm liquidity. That's usually followed by strong arm tactics on corporate to open up the ATM for cover. Seen it far too often as business as usual, and the way it is on wall street. Big club and we're not in it...
