Agree. Whenever they are trying to dump 2's, mysteriously, the Bid @ 1 gets much bigger. And when they back away to give it a breather for a day or so, the Bid goes back to minor numbers. (Some times no Bid)
What we are left to observe from their last filings is, they have a AS share count of 20 BILLION shares, and as of that filing, they only had 5.5 BILLION shares outstanding.
On top if that, you have a boat load of shares bought @ 1 that will be happy with a 100% flip to 2. And then there is all those shares recently bought @ 2, who are hoping they don't have to take a loss to get out, or if the stars align just right, they can get a 50% flip.
This stock won't go past 3 for a long time, if ever.
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