Thanks Sonny....I noticed that the pps has remained fairly stable, at the end of the day, the past couple of weeks...and I read pops' analysis, sometime recently, regarding the new rules that go into effect on shorts et al.....and I do remember one day, noting that TKO put out a PR, and the pps intraday, declined, yet ended up even or up...and I noticed that the volume was often low, comparatively speaking, at the times that I actually looked (which was NOT everyday, BTW). My thinking was that the PR's prompted an opportunity for those that wanted to cover...and of course we all know about buy on the rumor, sell on the news...and that little philosophy seemed to be working overtime---and with little volume--it stands out. BUT, I have ALSO noticed that the pps is fairly stable...since a month or so ago, the pps has gone from $1.20 to what it is today, and the CNBC trend of buyers and sellers is going both ways, instead of JUST more sellers than buyers. One day in the past 2 weeks, I even noticed that the largest fund invested in TKO had a low turnover rate next to its name on the CNBC site---where before they had ALWAYS had a high one---meaning, IMO, they were not short selling as much to make their money, and is one contributing explanation for the pps stabilizing, instead of diving lower.
The pennies and nickles are starting to add up---I saw the MEMO-post re: GE, but did not devour-read it....but I sure hope there is a public GE announcement in the next 2-3 weeks!
