True; wifi is a great money-maker ,,,
for All short-term flippers.
Especially for intra-day short&cover flippers.
Best times are Immediately After the ~Annual Reverse Split.
Next best is right after any pump peaks , and drops ~20%.
It's almost impossible to lose by shorting wifi Anytime ,
because it Always Trends Down ; But, some times are much
faster + profitable + less risky.
Long flipping is riskier , because the entry point is a guess.
Short flipping is a no-brainer , because the short&cover
times are obvious. And, it does not even matter if you cover
a little too late , or short a little too early ; because
the wifi long-term trend is always down.
extra , Sincerely .
P.S. ; wifi is Definitely Not for cryguys , who only like to
Buy + Hold + Keep-Averaging-Down. The wifi game is obvious ,
and consistent , and reliable , for 10 years , so far.
And, it's Totally Legal. The SEC will never touch it ,
and never has. It even has a public U.S. Address [that many
have even visited , and photographed]. And, the CEO often
makes Public + Pre-Announced Personal Appearances. We suggest
that the cryguys learn to play the pinky game , rather than
complaining that they always lose money in pinkys.
Bottom-Lines : wifi is the Absolute Best Shortable Stock ,
Ever , For Many Years , pinky or not. And, the best time
is Immediately After Any Reverse-Split , which happens
almost every year , when the price drops below ~$0.0005 ;
So , the next wifi Reverse-Split is already overdue ; and
just waiting for the minimum 6 months after the last Reversi.
wifi has dropped 98+% , just since its last Reversi , only
4 months ago. In that period , we "doubled-down" 4 times ,
with a 2x profit each time , for a multiplied total of 16x.
[Note: Shorters "double down" to multiply their profits ,
while longs "average-down" to multiply their losses. On a
guaranteed down-trender , (and wifi is best) , shorters
will often re-unvest their profits , every time they double ,
and then cover and re-short Twice the amount of $'s , and
keep playing , for twice as many $ profits in the next round.]
Averaging-down is profitable, for shorters, only.
