Good post. Let's see if this "Know it all" will respond with what you are requesting.
I, for one, have been watching this stock and have seen that, while its price closed at 70% higher than Friday's close, it was even higher at one time. I noticed that the ask was thin all day long, yet the price, after its initial burst, really didn't move as much as could be expected for such a thin ask and such high volume.
I don't know who this One Play a Day group is, or if they even exist, but what I can only assume (and, in assuming, I can most definitely be wrong) is that the price may have been manipulated by someone, thus preventing it from rising more than it did on such a thin ask. Maybe this basher "Know it all" could be manipulating the price and accusing this other group(?) of doing so in order to divert attention from himself.
Just a thought and just an assumption about which I have no definite proof and neither does he.
"The greatest mistake you can make is to be continually fearing you will make one." -- Elbert Hubbard (1856-1915).
