Thanks for pointing that out and I am already aware of traders doing exactly as you said. I no longer play that game of buying when PRs come out, pumps come out, etc to chase the stock price up. Been there, done that, got the T-Shirt. I just wait out the bipolar activity, let the stock price come back down to where it belongs and buy more.
Over time, it will be proven to either be a winner or a loser. Although I am investing in this company, at the end of the day, it is still a gamble with the potential to lose it all. I am okay with that because that is the chance you take, no matter how much DD you put into it. Same applies even if Warren Buffett himself told you it was a great company.
Burned by sub-pennies, lessons learned from sub-pennies and my future profits won't be earned from sub-pennies.
