I have studied these types of scenarios on/off for 30 yrs. I've found a way to tell a good average of how many, if any, and "who" is selling, and "why" and "when" and "how" those separate entities are, aren't selling or buying, or shorting shares. Because the volume of shares, all the known possible amount of shares available in a set time zone to possibly be sold can absolutely be determined using all the above factors in conjunction of the daily sell share volume accumulated after a possible sell period has begun. Between the reasoning factors above generally volume till the daily closes accumulates to the conversion share amount the (conversion sellers=aprox.=85% or more than total sell volume) and (long weak shareholders=aprox. 15% or less of total sell volume"), once I even saw a 98%/ 2% ratio over a 2 week period with zero whales unloading shares. Therefore the pr factors, filing factor news, duration of bullish run, AI created sale trading of conversions, and personal company/ shareholder mayhem can many times be accurately be estimated, and even whale activity buying up shares large blocks at extreme lows create bullish buy signals. Every stone turned over helps know in very close terms exactly what's going to happen next, and the definition of that time frame can be as little as 1hr, to 30 days at particular times of the year and depending on the economic news cycle we're in and their associated effecting reports. If I forget a particular component and go by emotions instead, I run the risk of a bad trade. Kind of like sending a letter with no return address. Risk management is massively important if any will succeed in anything you do in life, respect it and it will give you some respect. It's not rocket science, but I give BEGI a good chance of taking off soon. The charts look ready even if I can't pinpoint the exact location of a particular amount of aprox 50-75 mill shares...its only a couple days worth at the most. But who knows, I could be off. But I can't be accused of not trying. Cheers
