Quandary of the day: A strong run requires more buyers than sellers. Since many of the recent restricted shares were granted to settle debts, these share holders are not likely to be the strong hands needed for the bull run. So, here is the question to ponder, How would you use timing of the fins and lifting of the restrictions to flush out these investors for the big run?
Of course the follow on question is: When would you start the "blood letting"?
Finally, let me point to an interesting observation I stumbled upon: The cumulative volume of share sales since mid January is over 50M with big spike days in late January through February. So, what percentage of those shares came from "blood letted" stock recipients?
I am very interested to hear y'all's opinion on this.
Thanks,
Ck
