davidsan "A break above $.10 & the sky's the limit!" This sort of reasoning assumes that charts dictate the price of a stock. This is very far from being true. There is something called fundamentals which apply as far as serious companies are concerned. You seem to imply that this company trades in a way that is divorced from fundamentals, which in itself suggests that this is not a serious investment.
Earnings per share and expected growth rate when it comes to future profits are very important as far as serious companies are concerned.
Keep in mind BR will be selling at .10 .15 .20 If this is a steady rise with high volume it will get legged under it .BR will then reloan money made from share sale at .10 -.15 He’ll do same thing at .15 & .20. Naysayers will argue pctl is borrowing to much driving the ops down.
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