How does anyone know that friends and family haven't been buying shares? I have a suspicion that they have. In regards to institutional money, we don't know that they aren't buying. There sure is a lot of volume on this stock from time to time during the course of a day and I am doubtful that it's all mom & pop. It also must be taken into consideration that there are a lot of restrictions put on institutional money based upon exchanges, share price limitations and due diligence. For all I know there are some big money institutional investors chomping at the bit to get in but can't until something solid is officially announced.
Then again, maybe nobody is interested and all these hundreds of thousands and even millions of shares trading daily are just a figment of our imagination.
Now here's a question that I still have never been given an answer to...
Why do people who don't believe in the potential of a stock, who aren't invested in it and who do nothing to find out the facts one way or another spend so much of their time spouting the potential negatives, especially when every negative possibility that they (so generously) share has an equally logical positive side, which curiously always gets left out of their posts?
(For the sake of clarity, massimo, this question is not directed at you).
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