Thank you, one of the few voices of reason through all the noise. With the "horrible" 10-k on Wednesday I would of thought this would end up in the 30s, it didn't and held up well. Tuesdays run up proves this thing can move on a catalyst even through dilution. I think more panic selling plus flipping and some dilution held this down yesterday, more aggressive buying can put this in a nice uptrend since the dilution is tempered and the panic selling will die down, not like the aggressive dilution pre split, because of the new debt terms. I know of an experienced smart trader who bought 100k shares at a .52 avg, yesterday, and he's holding long. I think buying like this will continue, as 2015 has a bright outlook. I think Wednesdays free fall wasn't dilution but longs giving up and exiting, this continued into Thursday. When buying stepped in in the high 40s, I believe the bottom was established. I believe this will dilute more, but in a reasonable fashion with a slow and steady uptrend, any PR will speed up the uptrend, and gains on PR induced spikes will for the most part be sustained Here's looking to a bright green 2015!
JMO. GLTA.
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