Your last two posts are interesting. Have you taken into consideration the fact that the company won't be going anywhere anytime soon? What I mean is the company is profitable and expanding revenue streams. The company has real assets and cash in the bank. It is a real business entity with a future. What happens to a profitable company whose share price has been driven into the ground? That's my focus right now because that is real-time...
your scenario would be correct in laying heavy on the bid and not buying at the ask,,the problem with that scenario of recent action is there has always been a 3 tick seperation between bid and ask. So, it is much easier to leap frog your bid,remember the group that is doing this has much more deep pockets than yourself. this has come to an end,Watch this week!
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