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Benwahsauce

10/28/21 8:55 PM

#22718 RE: TheWhigs #22709

There’s nothing complicated at all.

Especially if somebody read the filings and knew this was coming since it was pretty much in black and white.

And if this does happen to make it to trips, there will be massive loading.

Since the spread is tighter, all the means is that the MMs are churning it lower and lower up until the point where it drives some retail crazy….somebody sure as hell is scaring retail into their mitts after watching Lvl2.

But eventually those that bid and are still bidding for shares are going to have to sell them. And I can tell you for a fact that it’s not ihub money. If you anybody were to go back into those filings and dig around they would find some Interesting information….

Heck if this hits trips I’d gladly take more than I have now, and my shares are freebies that I can let roast for a long time.
But if they are just going to for away shares that cheap, your darn tootin that there’s going to be some major buyers as this could easily hit .008’s right now and then shoot past .03.

I don’t mind sounding like the optimistic idiot right now only Becuase “eventually” my theory will be correct just like yours eventually became a reality. The only difference is that you think it’s a goner but I RARELY see companies that raise cap through reg A offering fall off.

Here’s a news flash for ya:
THEY ALWAYS DO THE SAME THING EVEN WITH NASDAQS AND NYSE TICKERS….same price action too with the start of reg a lowering the pps and eventually shooting up HIGH after the company offering shares is done AND the smart money that has loaded (underwriters, MM’s, Ect).

I’m assuming you would also know real traders would be loading at different price points all the way down to get optimal average since it’s a guess as to where bottom lies. By taking the allocated capital and buying a little here and little there off the ASK, the trader knows that would also help change the oscillators and even the resistance and support lvls.