I'd expect Aspire to employ a plethora of risk management techniques which would dictate opportunistic selling/trading rather than static or steady selling, but that's just my WAG. It seems obvious to me that SP manipulation occurs do to the purposeful placing of out sized trades during predictably thin but influential trading times like just after the open and just before lunch where larger numbers of interested non professional parties are likely to check the price trend which may influence their opinions. These times may be a good time for bullish investors or swing traders to consider looking for a small discount.
Exactly. Retail is soaking up what we can. And I'm thinking into stronger hands too.
I do like my charts. And watching $IPIX travel through $10 / $15 will be sweet. I give us pretty damn good chances for that to happen too.
I'm done swinging IPIX. It has been great over the years. This time, when it takes off, those flipping out shares looking for pull backs will be chasing. My opinion of course. Very first jump takes this over $5 imo. And I'd just love to see the news hit while the market is closed. Watching the bid/ask going nuts is a great thing to watch. Who gets filled first!
Been there, seen it happen. And I've been left in the dust enough times.
November Brilacidin, December Prurisol and MAYBE kevetrin but will be okay with January as well.
It can happen.
Yup, I'm back in the $50 club. :-)
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Aspire is a constant seller, no constant buyers. If there were buyers, volume would be higher and share price too. (Note volume over past year.)
When buyers do come in, volume will go back to previous levels, as will share price. Could be next Monday. Could be next year. Will coincide with news and anticipation of deals.
Again: Aspire constant seller, no constant buying. This is not a conspiracy, it's a market.