A little insight on MMs and Institutional Investor
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Posted On: 05/02/2014 12:48:32 PM
A little insight on MMs and Institutional Investors (the big boys). Keep in mind the MMs function in any market is to keep creating a market where there will be “Buy” orders. MMs make their money in two ways 1.) the quantity of transactions of buys and sells, 2.) the profit from said orders if they own the shares that are in transaction, yet primarily they are interested in the quantity of buys and sells and not necessarily their own. They create a market of PPS in which they know that shares will change hands at the current values calculated by outstanding shares and revenues on the table. We all want to see this as we wave to the .10 exit sign out our window while driving by it and never look back to see that exit sign again because it is not where we are going. We don’t want to take the .08s exit and play on that off and on ramp, nor the .07s or .09s for that matter. So what will catalyst us to above .10 and head straight on down the highways to the .11s - .30s and above? The answer is Revenue. Hard cold cash Revenue.
Now onto Institutional Investors. They have rules and criteria for things to even appear on their radar through their software applications. They have strict policies in place for risk and value reasons. Some tickers may never be seen by the big boys because they never make the cut within their rules and guidelines which are programmed into their applications. So how do we attract institutional investors? The answer is by getting on their radar. The criteria can be three fold 1.) Revenue, 2.) PPS, 3.) The Exchange the stock is listed within. In order to get on their radar, we will need revenue and revenue at the levels that will move us into a higher Exchange that large institutional investors will notice. The PPS will increase based on revenue which is also giving solid justification to be noticed by them and be listed in a higher Exchange.
Put them both together, MMs and Institutional Investors. You now have a flowing market where the Institutional Investors will be “Buying, buying, buying” and attracting other Institutional Investors. This will propel the PPS North, don’t even concern yourself with it not heading North. The MMs will not need to step in and create a market at many points along the rise causing us to witness the off and on ramp scenarios. This is where we are headed FITXers, Revenues, Higher Exchange listing, Institutional Investors, MMs less need to interact, PPS North.
God is Great. Go FITX
Now onto Institutional Investors. They have rules and criteria for things to even appear on their radar through their software applications. They have strict policies in place for risk and value reasons. Some tickers may never be seen by the big boys because they never make the cut within their rules and guidelines which are programmed into their applications. So how do we attract institutional investors? The answer is by getting on their radar. The criteria can be three fold 1.) Revenue, 2.) PPS, 3.) The Exchange the stock is listed within. In order to get on their radar, we will need revenue and revenue at the levels that will move us into a higher Exchange that large institutional investors will notice. The PPS will increase based on revenue which is also giving solid justification to be noticed by them and be listed in a higher Exchange.
Put them both together, MMs and Institutional Investors. You now have a flowing market where the Institutional Investors will be “Buying, buying, buying” and attracting other Institutional Investors. This will propel the PPS North, don’t even concern yourself with it not heading North. The MMs will not need to step in and create a market at many points along the rise causing us to witness the off and on ramp scenarios. This is where we are headed FITXers, Revenues, Higher Exchange listing, Institutional Investors, MMs less need to interact, PPS North.
God is Great. Go FITX
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