"In an efficient market the price certainly would be rising, however its isn't efficient..."
"Once we see some real volume sustained that will indicate some successful deal probability."
LOL!!!
So, which is it... you think the market is efficient... or not.
I think we agree that it is not...
And, if the market is not efficient... and that lack of efficiency results, as you suggest, in dramatically under-pricing SRSR shares relative to their current known value... why would you ever think that "sustained volume" or any other market metric... would anticipate or "indicate some successful deal probability"... or think that any change in any market metric would ever anticipate or indicate anything ?
Either the market is efficient... or it is not ?
Maybe it's a matter of degree... with change that matters in relation to "how efficient" the market is on any given day ?
FWIW, I think the probability of a success in closing a deal... is not dependent in any way, shape or form... on the behavior of market participants that is apparent in the charts and reflected in their choices in trading.
I think the opposite is clearly true... that the charts do reflect choices in trading seems it is beyond dispute...
So, what market behavior is it... that is the source of inefficiency that creates obvious mispricing ?
And, by that, I don't mean to imply that there are any particular limits in the behavior of market participants... that means market behavior is limited only to those choices that are reflected in trading data ?
Posting opinions on the internet... is a "market behavior"... ?
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