i rarely flip. most people don't do it well, and most end up selling at some point at the wrong time, expecting a dip, only to watch the stock take off into orbit and miss the bigger run. all because they thought it was glamourous to flip.
it won't matter if you have 700k shares and you end up selling one day in your effort to flip only to find the stock run-up 200% from your sell point without you...leaving you on the sidelines still waiting for it to "dip" to buyback. lol that is what happens to most. timing is everything.
also, too much flipping weakens a stock. that action does not fortify it. ask slapping and holding to shrink the float is what strengthens a stock. the biggest runners happen when the float is locked and people hold and watch the stock rise and rise and rise, and then explode upward. flipping weakens the floor.
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