Very simplistic.
"The market" as well as industry experts can, and most likely do read charts. They are also perfectly capable of a certain level discernment.
They can look at the chart and see that there's not much right now that shows them now is the time to be buying. But at the same time, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that there is still manipulation occurring.
I'm quite sure they have better things to do than to worry about who is doing it, etc. So all they do is keep an eye on the chart, because they would already be aware that the fundementals are great.
In the meantime I'm sure they are just waiting for the chart to clear up again. They were all circling before when it appeared that the manipulation had ended. The charts were quickly looking good again, and the signals they look for on the charts were appearing in short order one right after the other.
I personally think that if you truly see things the way you're stating, that you should find a more worthy stock and leave this alone.
I'm sure there are plenty of others waiting for your shares, whether it be to the MMs so they can cover (their latest game is to not let retail sales go through until they've picked up shares for themselves... more and more reports of people spending all day trying to get their buys to go through and not getting filled, while transactions at better prices go rolling past in the T&S list...) or to new or existing shareholders.
I don't know why you would expect Keith to know "the punchline". He's not the one I see telling the joke.
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