So basically for example, r/s to $5 could cause in
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So basically for example, r/s to $5 could cause instant selling from current investors taking price down to a buck even after institutions start buying? Or is the example not including institutional investors at $5 after r/s taking share price down to a buck after massive selling?
On the flip side, are you suggesting r/s closet to a buck so that current investors can sell at $5 and make money before institutional buyers come in at $5? Who’s buying before institutions do? Who’s selling before current investors?
I do think the strategy has anything to do with what the dollar amount is after r/s. I think the focus, like you said, will be announcing news that will inevitably stimulate the market causing increasing in share price and delaying any sudden decision regarding r/s. Everyone knows price can go over a penny based on historical data but how much higher can it go before r/s. My belief has always been that .25 is achievable which I think is ideal range to r/s and especially while momentum exists.
On the flip side, are you suggesting r/s closet to a buck so that current investors can sell at $5 and make money before institutional buyers come in at $5? Who’s buying before institutions do? Who’s selling before current investors?
I do think the strategy has anything to do with what the dollar amount is after r/s. I think the focus, like you said, will be announcing news that will inevitably stimulate the market causing increasing in share price and delaying any sudden decision regarding r/s. Everyone knows price can go over a penny based on historical data but how much higher can it go before r/s. My belief has always been that .25 is achievable which I think is ideal range to r/s and especially while momentum exists.
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