Wrong!. What I know about this company is they have a 7500 Acre tea farm with processing plant in South Africa and they are trying to get a Cannabis License. The best thing is Ex-Plandi CEO Jamen Shively is also a Wealthy Ex-Microsoft Executive and is on the cannabis scene and behind this Beast and the cannabis movement.
Looking at the PLPL chart I don't care which side one trades on. The Only way to Trade At least Part of My PLPL and most OTC stocks. Is Day or week or month trading, for Me That is the only way to Trade. As long as MM's and Short Hedgefunds are allowed to Short and worst Naked short. That is what keeps stocks Rolling Down with pops up instead of a nice ride up Like PLPL had in 2014 when it ran from pennies to over $3.00 Looking at the Chart PLPL has had over a dozen profitable tradable Week Trades this year. Not counting all the Internal hourly or Day trades. The Trick is to Try and catch the bottom of the channel. Never overload and double or Triple down When needed. Always rolling part of the position for profit's While keeping some of the position for another Blue Sky Break out. While building a long term position with at least part of any Profit's. It's all a matter of how much percentage we want to make on Each Trade. Although I try and always trade at least any stock at 200% or better. At That point I have back double My initial Investment Plus I'm riding the Other half of shares for Free. While I wait for the opportunity to Wash, Rinse and Repeat. If Our Politicians Wanted to fix the U.S Market they would just stop all the Naked shorting like Others Did. We just can't trust MISLEADING CHEATING Brokers, Hegdefunds there MM's and friends that short and distort for ILL Gotten Gains. While Claiming Shareholders LOSS is always well Deserved. But we can Learn or at least Try to Trade the Game.
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