Some interesting points. A restriction in the tr
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Posted On: 12/19/2013 11:48:59 AM
Some interesting points. A restriction in the tradability of the stock over a short period of time can have its benefits.
Less than 15% of the float has traded since the complaint was released to shareholders. Hard not to be surprised by this fact.
An additional 15% of the float has been gobbled up over the last few weeks. The float is obviously being held by very strong hands at the moment.
If a restriction occurred at this point, essentially the float would be locked for a period of time. Nobody would be able to buy shares (or sell).
I believe whomever has been employing the bashers over the last year would actually very worried about the potential of a restriction in tradability. They want/need the company to dilute shares in the trips.
Inferring that a restriction in tradability could be beneficial (to long term shareholders) would go right over the head of most IHUB investors. It wouldn't be believable to most.
GLTA
Less than 15% of the float has traded since the complaint was released to shareholders. Hard not to be surprised by this fact.
An additional 15% of the float has been gobbled up over the last few weeks. The float is obviously being held by very strong hands at the moment.
If a restriction occurred at this point, essentially the float would be locked for a period of time. Nobody would be able to buy shares (or sell).
I believe whomever has been employing the bashers over the last year would actually very worried about the potential of a restriction in tradability. They want/need the company to dilute shares in the trips.
Inferring that a restriction in tradability could be beneficial (to long term shareholders) would go right over the head of most IHUB investors. It wouldn't be believable to most.
GLTA
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