Still at 5500% a million was only about $18,200. Looking through the historical quotes on Bigcharts, you had to be buying in March to have gotten in under .10. After the 1st of April it never saw under .10 other then a few days when it spiked down. Can't really tell from the data if many shares traded on those spikes. Like April 9th, spiked to .0143, but the open was .145, the high .16 and the close .142. Who knows what the spike was other than it looks like somebody miss typed. Had similar weird spikes on April 22-.059, April 25-.015 and June 5-.0455. And those look like miss types and the trades happened to go through. Oops.
Still you could have gotten in for under .20 up until May 7th. And it looks like a shrewd buyer could have been buying in April for an average of .15. So 200,000 shares would have only cost $30,000 and are now worth a little over $1.1 million. And I was looking at it at the time. I don't really follow the healthcare sector so don't know much about it. I was waiting and seeing on it. Shoot, waited and saw myself out of a million dollars is what I did. :-(
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