Mango they want to make as much money as possible. By starting high like this one everyone gets in at $1.3-$1.6 and like good sheep they hold out for the target suggested by the kindly gentleman Garyst ($3). In the meantime the promoters/company are selling millions and millions of shares for $1.5 as opposed to .40. Garyst even confirms this the other day when he said the 4 million share sell was that of one person not 100's. We'll who has 4 million shares of this? The guys that run the printing press of shares not the shareholders that are paying $1.5 for it. I guarantee if you had 4 million shares and dumped them at the slow time of day this would drop like a rock. That run up above $1.65 before the dump was most likely a planned event that way when the dump came the price dropped back to about where it was before. What makes people want to buy a stock the price is climbing, push the bid higher and higher until you have enough buy orders to fill the size block above the basing price then execute it. As soon as your done take the price right back up a few cents. Think of it as wiping you azz as soon as you take a big dump, turning on the exhaust fan and spraying deodorizer. Lessens the smell in the room. They are saying 60 days for the promo. If they can unload 100 million shares or however many they have in 2 months at $1.5 I'd say they've done alright. But you the shareholder has not made much of a gain. Once the shares are unloaded the exits will be crammed and this will drop in a rather quick manner given the fact there is no support at the current levels.
The original APS plays were a low priced penny stocks that would make a run to $1 then everything else above that was bonus pts. AMWI If you bought in at say .18 which was easy, 2 week window by the time it was $1 you had a 5 bagger. It then went to $1.8 giving you a 10 bagger. If you sold at .4 you had 100% gain and as the price went higher more sold putting more shares back in circulation. If you as the promoter/company are wanting to be the only one doing the selling at high profit prices the answer is start higher pps so no one has the big gain that motivates them to take a profit and you sell the same type of paper at 5-10 times the price of AMWI
The other theory is that APS is totally clueless and can't read a chart. They just didn't notice that the price of GWBU was already up 300+% before they announced.
That one is a bit hard to swallow.
What's the difference with AMWI and GWBU? The symbol.
This of course is my opinion and I'd be happy to hear anyone elses
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