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Re: rubberchicken post# 12221

Monday, 06/17/2013 8:03:48 AM

Monday, June 17, 2013 8:03:48 AM

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While my thinking may seem silly to you and others, I continue to believe in my analysis of stock volume. Clearly, high volume is indicative of big news (bad or good), either anticipated or in fact. On the other hand, it is more difficult to attribute exceedingly low volume to the anticipation of big news, except to say that (in the case of EntreMed, where most of the stock volume is traded by insiders) insider trading is always something to be wary of, accusations of which can lead to severe penalties. So if major news is anticipated by those "on the inside," they would likely make sure to NOT trade at a high volume just prior to any such announcement so as not to be "accused" of trading (and profiting) on insider information once the news is publicly released. This is just my interpretation of the volume activity in EntreMed of late, and others should make their own analyses and come to their own conclusions (and then trade or not trade the stock based on their own understanding). The actual truth will only be known when the company releases information. If I am wrong, I will be the first to admit it. Will others admit it if I turn out to be correct? We'll see. Watching and waiting. "Move ahead with EntreMed." Best wishes, Dr. Steve.