I have explicitly laid out my strategy for trading $CRTC many times before as to how to profit from the multiple runs it gets in a year whilst at all times retaining all of my cheapest cost basis shares for the time - at some point in the future - that the company gets the retail deal.
- Maintain a bid to prevent flippers getting cheap shares when the impatient sell - it doesn't matter if I don't get the cheapest price because a run can always be started by buying at the current ask leaving bid sitters - who only wanted to flip - behind.
- Never sell any of my cheapest cost basis shares (mine are .0002 and I don't see people ever getting .0001s now).
- Trade the higher price shares bought at the start of a move - or on the way down as described above - to bank profits to convert the cost of the all the .0002s already held and the .0003s I need to hold to make at least $100K - $200K at a price that I know $CRTC will run past eventually (already done).
- In the unlikely event that a large enough number of .0002s becomes available, trade the .0003s also on major runs.
At the end of each run, I aim to have multiple 10Ms of shares at a cost basis less than I have banked during the life of $CRTC as a ticker.
This is a proven system for me that works on all the stocks I watch and hold long term off the bottom.
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