I agree there could be some tax selling, PE, but with a tight low float like this, and present shareholders knowing what a fundamental value play this is, combined with most tax sellers who probably already dumped on the first lift-off above .019, my guess is there'll be very few, if any, tax related shares left.
If I seriously thought there'd be any, I would not be buying, myself, at these levels.
A 'cap' on the pps for now will do well for both sides, seller and buyer (more for the buyers, of course, but then, I could care less about the sellers).
Such a 'controlled' approach assures me that Longs who I KNOW are longs, will not bail on the first little bounce. It also minimizes flipping, which minimizes volitility.
Granted mine is an unorthodox approach, but in it's own way, not much different than what the MMs do: creating an 'orderly' market, which is one thing that will attract new investors more than anything, especially if an obvious uptrend is visible.
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