mid-day lull. I don't get the idea that liquidity is needed for a stock to go up. Seems to me all that is needed is people holding to not sell and those who want to buy to increase their bid price. Where is the need for liquidity there? At the right price all stocks become liquid. I don't like the added liquidity because it's pure dilution.
I've posted about this before. This stock becomes illiquid at times. The 18 million increase was needed because the market was illiquid. Look at the accumulation of those 18 million shares, They got eaten up and no one was willing to sell them. That is why our run stalled. That and the Bayliss fiasco. We're locked up bid and ask. No one wants to buy or sell 10,000 lots. IMO they will again take it up slow.
I just don't think the mm's are willing to short this stock to make a market because the shares a freaking locked up and they just don't know where they will get shares to cover if they do short it.
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