It has always been the way the markets work. Retail almost always buys tops, then they turn into longterm bagholders, that then usually are stuck there when the company start to dilute to raise capital. Take what just happened as an example. The company knows they've trapped a ton after retail from $.08 to $.16 with all the pumping that happened last Friday night into Monday here on Twitter and every other media platform. They know retail generally averages down and it's the number one way companies dilute to retail. Hard fact! Anyone can say this explodes on a merger pr, maybe maybe not. Maybe the pop to .16 was buy the rumor sell the fact. All I know is that today's PA i saw after the ceo pr is all I need to know something smells.
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