Mr. K.- you have to stop misquoting and take your
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Posted On: 07/08/2014 4:13:52 PM
Mr. K.- you have to stop misquoting and take your blinders off.
ALL VOLUME IS NOT GOOD!
Some volume is actually BAD. When a seller dumps millions of shares on the market - say at the bid - and there is very little DEMAND for the stock, then that volume will flood the market and drive the pps down.
The opposite is also true: When the demand for BLTA shares increases - and there are more buyers wanting in - then their buying can drive the volume way up, and at the same time the pps can climb as well.
When Benny and Snot and I and etc. are talking about VOLUME in a good sense, we are referring to the type of VOLUME that is DEMAND and BUYER fed - NOT the one that is SUPPLY and SELLER fed (as we are seeing right now).
I haven't spoken to the guppy myself since the last meeting, but I did speak with someone who has been in contact with him both yesterday and today (so this is 3rd hand), and the guppy is pissed and insulted (because HQ refused to take his $ for more PP).
Two expressions come to mind:
1. "Cutting off your own nose to spite your own face."
2. "Hell hath no fury like a pansy-assed who is scorned." (Ok, I may have taken some poetic liberties with that last expression).
I'm not sure how long this spoiled little brat's temper tantrum will last, but for now - enjoy the cheapies!
If nothing else.....and if this lasts another couple of weeks....at least we all can get a last shot at cheap shares that could appreciate 5 times (or more) in just about another 3 months!
LOL, keep your eye on the target: Nothing has changed. BLTA has been through this kind of stuff many, many, many times before and they are still driving strong. They have gone 24+ years without earning a dime, and they still are here today.
This too shall pass, and when it does, and the dust settles, BLTA will be stronger than ever and on an even faster rollercoaster ride to the moon!
ALL VOLUME IS NOT GOOD!
Some volume is actually BAD. When a seller dumps millions of shares on the market - say at the bid - and there is very little DEMAND for the stock, then that volume will flood the market and drive the pps down.
The opposite is also true: When the demand for BLTA shares increases - and there are more buyers wanting in - then their buying can drive the volume way up, and at the same time the pps can climb as well.
When Benny and Snot and I and etc. are talking about VOLUME in a good sense, we are referring to the type of VOLUME that is DEMAND and BUYER fed - NOT the one that is SUPPLY and SELLER fed (as we are seeing right now).
I haven't spoken to the guppy myself since the last meeting, but I did speak with someone who has been in contact with him both yesterday and today (so this is 3rd hand), and the guppy is pissed and insulted (because HQ refused to take his $ for more PP).
Two expressions come to mind:
1. "Cutting off your own nose to spite your own face."
2. "Hell hath no fury like a pansy-assed who is scorned." (Ok, I may have taken some poetic liberties with that last expression).
I'm not sure how long this spoiled little brat's temper tantrum will last, but for now - enjoy the cheapies!
If nothing else.....and if this lasts another couple of weeks....at least we all can get a last shot at cheap shares that could appreciate 5 times (or more) in just about another 3 months!
LOL, keep your eye on the target: Nothing has changed. BLTA has been through this kind of stuff many, many, many times before and they are still driving strong. They have gone 24+ years without earning a dime, and they still are here today.
This too shall pass, and when it does, and the dust settles, BLTA will be stronger than ever and on an even faster rollercoaster ride to the moon!
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