As you can guess, I have always thought that the pricing of SGLB less than $10 per share was crazy. Sub one dollar was insane. It is still worth way more than what is happening right now.
As if the price shot up to $4,000. The 'whole world' comparison is a whole lot out of bounds regarding what is happening relative to the stock market as a whole. Its likely there was a lot of cash sitting on the sidelines waiting for the right spot. Perhaps Monday was the day they decided to start buying.
Who here really believes (be honest now) that the whole world woke up Monday morning and decided that SGLB is suddenly worth four times what it was worth last week?
From my point of view the difficult things about accepting that this sudden run up is purely price manipulation to support an uplisting are first, there are two new board members who appear to have reasonable histories. Why would they participate or approve of such a short term potentially damaging approach (I.e. Manipulating the pps only to uplist) Second, perhaps it is the connections of these new guys to the investment world which is giving some confidence to investors connected to institutional investment organizations.
These continued volume levels seem to be well above that which would be needed to accomplish the pushing up of pps merely for uplisting requirements.
Certainly time will tell. Personally I am rooting hard for Ron to make a pile of money in the next few weeks.