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The greatest most valuable thing I think we have going for us, is not having enough shares. Will act just like a low floater.
The float of a stock is generally defined as the number of shares available to be traded in a given company. The stock float is different to the outstanding shares, in that the outstanding share count is the total number of shares the company has issued, but are not necessarily available for trading.
Low float stocks are attractive to traders because they have the potential to move higher very quickly because of the laws of supply and demand.
Put simply, the supply of stock (the amount available to be traded) is often less than the demand (buying interest) for the stock. Just like with any good or service, when demand exceeds supply, prices generally go up.
I don’t know if SUNYN75 retest of $3.75 has factored in the not enough shares, But for me I might let 10% go off the top to buy beer and wine coolers and the other 90% I will look at selling more after $6.22...............What ever happens on the move up remember it will only be the beginning of one heck of a ride.
We get to the Nasdaq I’m half way there..................
We will all have a different plan or many different plans..............me I have many different plans for many different scenarios and also many plans during volume.......