Sorry I had to be away today. The best thing you c
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Posted On: 09/12/2015 7:36:17 PM
Sorry I had to be away today. The best thing you can do for CTIX is like Grotty is doing, enter some lowball orders. If you get filled, you'll be happy in the long run, and it takes some more shares out of the weak hands into the hands of people who understand the magnitude of the potential this incredibly underpriced company has. If you're not filled because the stock doesn't get down there, or it does get down but you don't get filled anyway (as some of us have experienced), well, all the better for the shareholders.
I don't think ANY of us here want to see the stock go down hugely. But the reality is the Market Makers are the ones who can control the price -- remember all those phony 100 share "trades" that walk the stock down? So if they decide to spike it down to run some more stops, they are perfectly capable of doing so. The short group is incredibly well-funded and has clout with at least one market maker who will do their bidding. We individuals can't fight a determined attack by them.
WE might as well profit from this, in the long run. It takes a lot of guts to buy, knowing that "they" might hit a sickening low level -- so kudos to those with the courage of their convictions who buy on Monday. They will be richly rewarded in the long run -- or maybe sooner than we think.
I don't think ANY of us here want to see the stock go down hugely. But the reality is the Market Makers are the ones who can control the price -- remember all those phony 100 share "trades" that walk the stock down? So if they decide to spike it down to run some more stops, they are perfectly capable of doing so. The short group is incredibly well-funded and has clout with at least one market maker who will do their bidding. We individuals can't fight a determined attack by them.
WE might as well profit from this, in the long run. It takes a lot of guts to buy, knowing that "they" might hit a sickening low level -- so kudos to those with the courage of their convictions who buy on Monday. They will be richly rewarded in the long run -- or maybe sooner than we think.
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