The great thing about $DIGX is that the clueless on iHub who are always late to the party and don't understand how the stock trades or who the major players in it are end up having to pay a higher price to get in on every run (.0004 on May 15 and then only if very quick - .0006 on the run up yesterday).

The first wave who claim to "discover" it (at .0006 & upwards this time) sell to the second wave who turn up after seeing the action of the previous day and pay double. Some of the first wave decide to leave and take 100% - then some impatient traders who bought at .0012 or .0013 panic and sell for a loss when they don't see it running towards .0020 immediately.

Then you see clueless comments like "I sold - it doesn't look right" which = "I haven't been watching long enough or keeping adequate records to realize what type of person might sell what amount where."

In the meantime, those who trade my system still have the same quantity of their all-time cheapest shares (.0002s + .0003s or .0003s + .0004s) needed to make a $6-figure profit when $DIGX reaches the correct price for the company's value, and trade-on -in a transparent manner that does not impede the upward movement - the more expensive ones that they bought between runs to stop repeat basher / flippers getting them at the really low prices below .0006.

I already have bids in at various levels that make sense to me and in addition may hit the ask if I'm confident it will stop others filling on the bid.

There will still be plenty of jockeying for position to get share counts up for those that are waiting for the Q2 and doubtless some of the impatient will sell for a loss within days - particularly if they believe any basher nonsense.