Ever heard of "Murphy's Law"? It has applied to me in my life about 12,480 times (rounding up). I am preparing myself for the worst and hoping for the best after making the amateurish move of chasing the breakout at .0016. Now I am preparing for a possible pullback equal to what we had the last two times lasting two to three months. Hoping it doesn't happen but don't want to put myself in the position of not being able to weather such a problem. Are you in that position? Don't put yourself into a position that you will be in serious financial straits if you don't get a move on the 10q. That is the problem I see with the pumping here, it leads people to make Vegas type moves and risk their home because of a "sure thing". Firstly, there is no sure thing in life, certainly not in the stock market and absolutely, positively, not in pinkville. I am optimistic that there will eventually be another move to .01 but I am not going to risk financial Armageddon that it happens within a few weeks.
Yes, the dilution is, supposedly, done but look at the volume on the move down to .0001 just a month ago. We were trading 20 million shares a day just as we are now. So while I "hope" we hold here or .0009, "hope" is not a plan of action. Just like buying hurricane insurance, you never want to use it but you're happy you have it if a hurricane ever hits. My hurricane insurance is to have buy orders sitting where I never expect it to go; .0006, .0004 and .0002 GTC.
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