The reason it didn't crash is because we did not have a shareholder or shareholders that wanted to sell like 50,000,000 shares after the 10Q like we did after the 10K. It all comes downs to buys and sells within the trading day and volume, and we just did not get the spike in volume needed to cause major volatility. It held its own proving that the longs are in control and also that largely no one was surprised with the 10Q and in fact, that it was a positive step as the price rose that day. I guess all the naysaying over the weekend was by non-shareholders I take it?
I am sure there will be volatility again, in fact I am waiting for it. Would rather there not be though and just a slow and steady rise in price. All bets are off once the settlements and revenue starts showing.
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