His presence is irrelevant, it's just an assessment. It's how everyone responds to the assessment that determines if this goes or blows.
Charts work, because everyone has been conditioned to react accordingly to certain indicators(stimuli). If the "chart says" there is support at .0006, the "smart ones" put their bid in at .0006 and BAM there is support at .0006. If the "chart says" there is resistance at .0014, the "smart ones" start selling at .0012 and .0013, but majority and those wishing to control the "chart" put big sell orders in at .0014, and BAM there is a wall at .0014 after the "smart ones already sold at big profits and put their bids back in at .0006 for another round of profits. It's Like sheep to the slaughter. If everyone panics and sell when they see an arrow facing down it's gonna drop so the "smart ones" can "reload".
As of the last poster that purportedly contacted the TA, the float has remained the same and there has been zero dilution here. So if all the "smart ones" would have refrained from dumping their shares every time we approach "resistance", sold conservatively into strength and held the rest, this wouldn't experience such wild swings and be less susceptible to offshore shorting.
Not to mention, those that bought every time we approached "resistence", and ended up panicking and selling for a loss as everyone else sells for breakeven; have subsequently been telling all their friends how much this stock sucks and not to buy here because it will just go down again. As opposed to how green their account is with potentially great things on the horizon and there is still time buy before the company makes big announcements.
And assuming the CEO isn't being taken for a ride in his understanding on being treated fairly, as opposed to his first experience with this Oshanna bin shoe shine or whatever his name was; we could have plausibly already been strong at half a penny or more here with slow steady growth. Which in my opinion is somewhat key for the whole ICO launch to be an overall success(who in their right mind would want to buy coins from a company with worthless stock that cant get out of it's own way?). Which, moving forward would in turn put the company in a position of not having to dilute their share structure to fund their objective.
Instead, thus far this has shown to be no more of a potential investment, than a bunch of 6 year school girls riding the kiddie coaster at a petting zoo, as everyone lets a bunch of nickel and dimers keep sucking profits here like it's an ATM machine.
Just My opinion, but get with it kids time is running out for this to prove it's credibility to real investors that may be looking to buy coins.
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