MM's are controlling this process because they are the one's that made the installation at Philly Marriott possible. Is that dilution? Classically, yes. Without Philly Marriott, however, what does Tivus have? NOTHING! A concept in a run of the mill hotel in Omaha, NE with 400 rooms and no legs. That ain't Fortune 500 slick! So, if you like that scenario, be my guest. Give me DILUTION AND A FUTURE over a great product and no one looking.
Now, this week was a classic MM move to stir the market and drop the price for next week, or even beyond. They run the price up, then sell, sell, sell for profits and dropping the price. Remember, they get their shares at a discount and bottom price. Next, they begin to buy up all the nervous nellies at lower prices that flee the market as it drops, and make a tidy sum for their trouble, and wait for what everyone thinks will be much better days very soon with more shares and money then they had when this all started. We lick our wounds, complain about how we got figuratively screwed, and develop a bad case of envy about pennies. Geez, we just got caught in the classic MM squeeze, and we fell for it. But MM's know what will happen before they even start.
It wouldn't surprise me next week if the price dips a bit, the MM's put on the brakes and watch their micro-penny shares begin to rise into what everyone expects is an announcement. Now, the news of a contract doesn't have to happen, but remember that the market rises on the rumor and drops on the news. Momo early in the week (if the MM's decide this is their move) will see the price head north again, and we will feed it like drunken sailors on our hope that SP will give us some big news, making us all rich. Of course, we may get rich, but not as rich as the MM's. They will control everything. Enjoy the weekend, get some rest, because I suspect next week will be another MM ride. GLTA. R3
AI
