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Threeflight

01/20/16 12:58 PM

#14526 RE: macdwatcher1 #14524

I would say over 50% of yesterdays volume was flipping/daytrading/hoping. Today? I would say the majority of today's volume is dilution. After all, NO ONE retail is selling here. It is a lot easier to flip and daytrade on green days. Red days? Especially down from the start and staying down red days like today? Not so much. So any selling you see, when it is down this low already today? Is pure dilution. That is good. Gets it over with. I also think the the large majority of those that want to get out before tomorrow? Are doing so as we speak.

I am calling for a green day tomorrow.
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mylife4america

01/20/16 1:11 PM

#14532 RE: macdwatcher1 #14524

OK about all that

(read all this as if it is already Friday) (I forgot we are playing the whole 2 days in advance EOD closing price game) (mandatory dilution begins Jan 22nd)


1...I don't dispute garbage like NSS in anything stock market related

2...it isn't uncommon, in situations like this when a stock is in the "speculative spotlight" to be traded multiple times in a day...in which case the SAME share moves multiple times during 1 trading session

3...20m shares outstanding...that all changed as of today/rest of this week etc...be ready for more like 60m shares outstanding and then put your numbers into a new perspective...as of today on

4...as someone else stated accurately...institutional investors look more at locking in the "payment" than they do "investing" in said company...so much of this stock out there is what I would call "payment stock"...which is normally converted into money sooner than later

5...no I wouldn't be surprised with 70m shares traded in the coming days because of the aforementioned items...especially item 3

6...what I would be surprised about is if GBSN does significantly well before 98% of all remaining warrants in this basket are FILLED OUT, SIGNED, SUBMITTED and CONVERTED during this MANDATORY PROCESS

...good luck to you

...Mylife