Posted On: 12/17/2015 10:46:21 AM
Post# of 96891
Re: NanaBelle2015 #44471
We may need to add to my theory.
That addition is that deep pocketed investors may have arrived at the same conclusion.
The last few days we have seen roughly 7,000,000 shorted shares per day at a time when we are just .0003-5 away from .00333333.
These deep pockets aren't here to defend us, but they must have concluded that UF is an unbelievable opportunity, and that stopping our convertible lender .0003 away from success is:
1. The absolute cheapest point for them to buy in,
2. The point at which the lender will extend himself farthest and deepest into risky shorting activity
3. Their profit could include the natural upside of UF taking off AND a jolt up if a major shorts plans fall apart
At some point, when NTEK starts to cash flow, we may see share buy backs as an assist to deep pockets. BUT NTEK's primary goal should be to win the business battle. That is what the Deep pockets want. In fact, the deep pockets want the battle to stay right where it is for as long as possible and for as much short exposure creation as possible. Having said that - forget the buy-backs - win the business war NOW.
Paul
That addition is that deep pocketed investors may have arrived at the same conclusion.
The last few days we have seen roughly 7,000,000 shorted shares per day at a time when we are just .0003-5 away from .00333333.
These deep pockets aren't here to defend us, but they must have concluded that UF is an unbelievable opportunity, and that stopping our convertible lender .0003 away from success is:
1. The absolute cheapest point for them to buy in,
2. The point at which the lender will extend himself farthest and deepest into risky shorting activity
3. Their profit could include the natural upside of UF taking off AND a jolt up if a major shorts plans fall apart
At some point, when NTEK starts to cash flow, we may see share buy backs as an assist to deep pockets. BUT NTEK's primary goal should be to win the business battle. That is what the Deep pockets want. In fact, the deep pockets want the battle to stay right where it is for as long as possible and for as much short exposure creation as possible. Having said that - forget the buy-backs - win the business war NOW.
Paul
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