What I can explain is that those runs ended faster than they began. LOL Yes, there have been a lot of mini runs and look where the share price is, bouncing off a 52 week low. These runs arre intended for just one thing, to run the stock up a little and get out quickly with a small gain and those that didn't push the sell button quick enough are stock with shares at a price they may never get rid of without a loss. How are those investors doing that got caught up in the run to .0024 awhile back. How are they doing on that investment? Look at all the NEW posters that are suddenly here trying to run the stock higher. Just like in previous runs they will be here a day or 2 and then you won't see them again because these runs are very short and they are gone. Buying on these runs isn't an investment it's a gamble and for every winner there will be 3 losers. Like I said, if you are one of the first in and the first out you might have a small gain but if you you stick around to long hoping it will go just a bit higher you will get burnt because when the run ends they share price will drop FAST. If you don't think so just go back and look at what the share price has done in the past runs. I fully expect to see this stock at a 52 week low of .0001 before they coming week is over and those that bought at .0004 or higher will be wondering WHAT TO HECK JUST HAPPENED? I won't be part of the run but I will sit back and watch it because I find it entertaining to watch with the same results over and over and over. I think buying a lottery ticket would be much better odds than coming out of this with a profit. Why would a company with a 75% chance of going bankrupt in the next 2 years, and a company has seen their sales drop 45% suddenly be so valuable? It's NOT!
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