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Thursday, 06/23/2011 4:35:16 PM

Thursday, June 23, 2011 4:35:16 PM

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looking at degh's trading patterns, I have a strong guess that those that are unloading shares are novice traders... why? because. what I've learned through errors in my own efforts over the years is that when you have plays in the penny range like degh, despite the upside, until a time when the volume reaches levels where a fluid market exists, you will always get screwed when trying to unload shares quickly because the market makers of these types of plays capitalize on such urgency to unload by offering only incremental fills at lower and lower prices... the bounce-back is the actual perceived value and incomers who see the drop try to get in quickly only to find the market makers offering only incremental fills on the upside until the perceived share value is reached... in that way, .09 to .10 seems to be the tried and tested baseline for this sexy play while the upside when next info is taken into account can easily reset the 'perceived value' to well beyond dollar-land.... if traders here are serious about making bank, hold onto your shares and stop screwing up the chart so that trend lines can be better plotted so that those on the fence can see that degh is a clear line to dollar-land and the support/awareness can build-up the way it needs to for such dollar-bound gems... just my thoughts.

-PD