KBLB is heading lower. .082 is a premium aka overpayment for shares. thus many will have expended more risk (money) to get the same amount of shares as others who have patience. The difference is that those that you claim will be getting peanuts have built of a cash reserve of profits. Thus if they decide to buy at .082 as well, they are not expending any risk (non of their money).
Note, if the goal is to own a ton of shares of KBLB, then why not accomplish that goal, but at the end of the day have 0 of your money (0 risk in those shares) tied up in shares.
Thus, the statement that traders and flippers will be left in the dust is non existent. In fact while you hold shares at .12, traders and flippers have have a portion of shares at .03 and .04 and a portion of cash. They are then waiting for the bottom to develop to then buy more.
But waiting for the bottom allows the traders and flippers to use free money to load up at the right time.
So how did they do it. Ex.
10K investment = 1 million shares at .01 - plenty of time to accumulate at .01
then we run up to .2 - chart starts to break down, so easy time to hop off.
Sell everything except shares equivalent to how many shares $10,000 would have gotten you at .2. Here it would be 200,000 shares. Thus they now have $160,000, peel of your $10,000 original investment and bam, you have $150,000 to wait for the bottom to buy more that is the houses money.
A bottom was clearly formed at .07 - load up patiently waiting for the next pop. Next pop went to .2 at this point you sell everything. because you have 200,000 penny shares. Then you wait for the next solid bottom. Which in this case was .04. Thus now you have a ton of money and the share price is so low so on the next run up you can decide to keep some .04's when you sell at the next peak, here .13.
so when compared to you. You have over the course of years more and more money invested for X amount, while over the course of years those traders/flippers will have the same or more X amount with 0 money invested.
Also, with dilution, the argument that shares are leaving weak hands and entering strong hands is moot. There are soooo many shares out there that it overwhelms that theory and the LONG, STRONG hands will not be able to acquire enough shares to thwart the stocks volatility.
