Yes Edge, you are absolutely right. This pullback, even tho its stings a little, is absolutely neccessary for future long term success, Just like the initial spike in early april. That pullback and consolidation was absolutley neccessary, to fuel the next run, it broke the bullflag and ran up to where we are now, this is textbook formations. These formation are not some random occurrences, they are from trader pshycology. Thats why these patterns are somewhat predictable and repeat over and over. What sets us , on this board, apart from the rest of the trading community is that we are armed with knowlegde; knowlegde that the everyday trader or flipper does not have, because they do not read or know of this board. Like i said we know where this bad bot is headed, its like going from A to B, we know where B is, its just the ride to B could be a little bumpy, there is no straight line to B. But we know when we get to B there will be some very happy people on thsi board.
As i type this, a theory just popped in my head, may sound crazy, its just a theory. We know that the merger is 100% done, the last three pr's have referenced this fact, and all three pr's have also reported that this financing and acquisition has been done TOGETHER as tac-air and TADF. So there is no question that its done. Knowing this, it is very possible that they maybe holding out on the announcement, to maximize the initial furious rally. They know the stock has been trading exceptionally well, and maybe the cat may be out of the hat, but if they wait to announce at near a penny as opposed to .002's, 30's, 40's etc, it will maximize the run. I would not be surprised if it popped 100% on the news, even 500% would not surprise me, there is a big difference from going 500% on .002 to going 500% on a penny. Theory may be a little far fetched, but we know the announcement is imminent. Im not that concerned about announcement. Its the details of the merger that will decide whether the stock will move 100% or move up 500%. We will see soon enough. GLTA
