Replies to post #10163 on QS Energy Inc (QSEP)

[Pie]

Shl468, like you I am not expecting much from the conference call but I hope I'm wrong and zerosum's take on the significance of it is correct.

I think theory 1 is more likely than you think. ASISI's last posts have been spot on in my opinion and I'm no longer reading the negative opinions. Previously, even those with negative opinions have stated the huge impact the AOT will have on the industry if it works as well as stated. So it comes down to whether or not you believe it works. I'm going with STWA,TC and Kinder Morgan/Don Dickson on this and betting it works very well.

IMO, STWA have been telling us as clearly as they can within the limits of the NDA that the tests show it works at 10-15% volume increase. That's huge!

The PPS is a concern and I'm sure we've got more shenanigans and freaked out shareholders selling to come but now is the time for a cool head and firm belief. This period will sort the men from the boys.

In hind sight I wish I'd sold at least some 6 months ago for 1.70 and bought today at 58 but I'm not a trader or an analyst so all I can do is wait for a loss or massive gains. Each has to play it how they see fit.

GTLA

[As I See It]

Shl468,

My theory. The stock goes down some. A few people say to themselves, "what do those sellers know that I don't. I better sell some too." Their selling makes the stock go down a little bit more. Soon another group of shareholders are asking themselves "what do others know that I don't. I better sell." Of course that makes the stock go even lower. Soon the pain of losing panics a whole new group of shareholders that are sure others know something that they don't. So they sell. And so on and so on..... If trading is somewhat illiquid, this can have a significant effect on the price. I also suspect, that most of the natural buyers have been in the stock for sometime and have bought pretty much their fill. We need new blood.

In economics or investing this phenomenon is called a vicious circle.Of course, none of this has to do with how the company is doing. Most people try to fill a knowledge or news vacuum with something.... anything. It's the market makers. It's a short attack. It's insiders selling. The product must be bad. But mostly they sell because owning a stock that is constantly going down makes them feel bad.

One last thing. We still trade in the world of penny stocks. Nuf said.