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[THREE-DAY-TRADER]

You're right about not dwelling on the past, but a good investor or trader will learn from past mistakes, & there are times we actually did know what we should have done, had we learned form prior trades & so we must remember what we did or could've done better to know what to do, etc. Thus, I think a good trader will have a tendency to know more at times to make better decisions if one retains lessons from those previous "should've done" moments.

[integral]

If you read the Notes to the Financials, specifically Convertible Notes and Stock Issuances, as well as Item Subsequent Events, one can find the pattern. Then you can time the lulls between conversions and sales of large amounts of discounted stock.

Not that hard to do. As I mentioned before, humans are creatures of habit. Their trading techniques and styles can be ascertained and eventually predicted.

Just monitor the dates and amounts of the conversions. Note the tacking periods. Also, note the conversion ratio, and come up with a close amount of stock issued. Then add up all the t-trades. When you get close to that number, you know that convertible is exhausted and bottom has been reached.

[Man6677]

Very true Garyst , we are looking forward :)!
GLTU ! GLTA!