While the majority of readers here will likely consider those sell points ($1.38-$3.12) as total BS (me normally being one of 'em), I'm seriously reconsidering my previous 'seed money' sell points (.15-.20) for 2 reasons:
1). You've seemed to back up your buying fairly well, which indicates to me that you must have a pretty decent grasp on the value of what you're buying. Even after all this time, you keep buying more. My experience is, most people will simply buy up to a certain point, hold, and wait. But it appears you seem to feel the future potential here is even greater than it was last month/year, explaining why you'd continue to buy up even more $7.3M marketcap shares. Since you're not Warren Buffet, I'll only consider all this, but consider it, nonetheless.
And 2). Under the VERY simple premise that ALL greysheets 'supposedly' die a slow death, it is extremely plausible that NSS by MMs (NITE in particular, who handles 78%+ of all KMAG trades) has steadily grown since Day One after the suspension. I mean, afterall, it's s'pose to be a safe bet that all greysheets eventually die. Any professional Short will admit as much. Why then, would NITE not NSS all the $7.3M marketcap shares possible, particularly since that's such a handsome guaranteed pps to NSS?
It is my strong belief that while the .15-.20 range would be a safe zone to begin recouping seed in the event there is no NSS to cover, in the event that there is a NSS position to cover, the $1+ range would be more feasible to begin recouping seed/profit.
Yes, I know, $1+ seems pretty farfetched for a stock that hit .009 just yesterday. However, only the staunchest disbelievers will disagree that KMAG is an extremely and uniquely positioned company for just such a move.
In the event that it becomes public knowledge that the suspension only affected the trading side of KMAG, and not the business side, and revenues have quietly continued to grow at the same rates they were growing in early 2012, then NSS MMs who totally underestimated this RFID (with Walmart connections) may find themselves in a squeeze of enormous proportions.
The enormity of which ALL lies within the selling points of those who the NSS MMs are at the mercy of.
In such a potential rarity of such an enormous squeeze, it would only be best effected if KMAG management notified investors of the NOBO results in advance, so's to best maximimize on the NSS squeeze.
Plain...and simple.
Only a fool and (his/her) KMAG shares are soon parted...
...before they know if MMs are heavily NSS'd.
