Sir, with all due respect there is a strong argument against the premise of your analyses. For example, I own and stock that began the day at $1.92. With my head in my hands I watched it tumble to $1.60 in less than 30 minutes. The rest of the day it zig zag up and closed at $2.00. Now tell me what the charts say about what the company will be worth in 3 to 5 years. I would argue that there isn't an annalist on the planet that would go out on that limb to make that prediction. The reason is because the charts and Technical Analysis can't tell you what management has up it's sleeve.
The price of this stock is determined from what investors perceive will be the future productivity of the company, nothing else except one thing. And that one thing is the price at which the Market Makers sell shares back and forth to one another. If the stock has a lot of buying pressure as we have seen many times in the past, the Market Makers loose control and the price goes up. At those times the true long term investors are in control until the pressure slackens and the opposite happens. Typically, these rapid changes in stock prices are called waves and the waves are traded by professional traders including he Market Makers.
What happened today is the MM's as they are called detected a weakness in buying pressure and took advantage of it numerous times, selling high and buying back low. The more they can do this the money they make. Sometimes they sell stock they don't own and borrow it to sell and then buy back later. That is called shorting the stock. None of this behavior has anything to do with value of the company or the stock at any given time.
Why did long term investor buying pressure weaken today. There can be many reasons. Maybe it's because it's Easter Week or that investors have expectations that have not been met (mostly unrealistic)and instead of buying more they are on hold or even selling some. Maybe it's because recent events in the pennystock market like experiencing numerous falling knives with highly promoted stocks and the sudden fall of a very popular ticker around here that begins with the letter A, that I would bet has many investors in common in SNDY.
The bottom line is that this company is worth what YOU think it is and if You don't stand your ground and support the value who will.
This is the only company in recent times that I have felt comfortable owning through thick and thin. I have no problem buying and selling the waves most of the time. After all it's about making money isn't it? We are hoping to free up some funds to be able to buy more at these wonderful prices but I doubt we will get the chance before the price goes up, way up.
Much good luck and prosperity with this company.
