Wednesday, June 20, 2012 12:44:27 PM
You keep thinking someone is selling for a loss.
Look at a chart and the volume, pay attention to late December 2011. A technical break down at $.60 and $.50 could have caused a trigger for someone to sell. The assumption that it's always "dilution" may not always be the case.
Consider for a moment that a good percentage of volume are day traders as well, so you end up with the same shares keeping the price under resistance. Not everyone that buys stock is a long investor and removes liquidity.
Look at a chart and the volume, pay attention to late December 2011. A technical break down at $.60 and $.50 could have caused a trigger for someone to sell. The assumption that it's always "dilution" may not always be the case.
Consider for a moment that a good percentage of volume are day traders as well, so you end up with the same shares keeping the price under resistance. Not everyone that buys stock is a long investor and removes liquidity.
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