Flippers are by far the primary cause of instabili
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Posted On: 11/12/2019 7:16:30 AM
Flippers are by far the primary cause of instability and upside-down valuations for huge upside prospects on the OTC exchange. They love to load up on the stock once they've driven it down, helping it lower by dumping and shorting it, and then once they've covered/loaded for a run up, when news comes, they dump their shares again, taking what they can get (sometimes as much as 15% to 20% gains), and that stops the run dead in it's tracks due to lack of big investment buying pressure locking up much of the float or "shares in play".
Some market makers play dirty too, manipulating the ask and bid "walls" and not filling orders when they should be. They stack the deck in their favor because they're also making money flipping. They get caught every year breaking the rules but the fines they pay are a joke compared to what they reap. Dilution is no where near the big problem for this stock right now, it's manipulation. It'll fade as the cash flow grabs momentum, and that'll ramp up quickly with increasing demand.
As long as the element of big revenue growth hasn't been recorded over consecutive quarters, the flippers will do it over and over again, pushing the pps right back down. Until enough LONG cash flows in to overrun their manipulation efforts, they'll sell on news and blame it all on GHS, bullshit they know will be swallowed hook line and sinker by most nervous flippers and even some long term investors that don't take (or don't have) the time to split off the volume that GHS was actually responsible for, causing them to become disgusted or even panicky and sell or at the very least hold off on buying any more, which obviously helps them between PR's by dropping the buying pressure even further, providing them with another loading opportunity.
I call it "soft bashing" because they praise the company in one sentence but paint a gloomy picture of uncertainty in the next, pushing the PPS even LOWER. It's a vicious cycle that won't be squashed until bigger whale investors see an unstoppable bull run coming. A large increase in whales switching to a buy-and-hold strategy due to strong revenue growth, continuing expansion progress, and especially net profits. They're waiting for a reduced risk factor. That's coming fairly soon IMHO.
At that point RMHB will up-list, getting off the OTC and allowing for coverage by big board stock analysts and investment by institutions that will not invest in OTC stocks. I don't think it's far off from now. 1 to 2 years I believe. Then we're talking huge profits for those early investors that held on tightly. Some flippers will fair well too if they build long positions and don't get caught on the wrong side of the tracks too many times. but it'll be awesome when we finally leave the OTC in our dust!!
Some market makers play dirty too, manipulating the ask and bid "walls" and not filling orders when they should be. They stack the deck in their favor because they're also making money flipping. They get caught every year breaking the rules but the fines they pay are a joke compared to what they reap. Dilution is no where near the big problem for this stock right now, it's manipulation. It'll fade as the cash flow grabs momentum, and that'll ramp up quickly with increasing demand.
As long as the element of big revenue growth hasn't been recorded over consecutive quarters, the flippers will do it over and over again, pushing the pps right back down. Until enough LONG cash flows in to overrun their manipulation efforts, they'll sell on news and blame it all on GHS, bullshit they know will be swallowed hook line and sinker by most nervous flippers and even some long term investors that don't take (or don't have) the time to split off the volume that GHS was actually responsible for, causing them to become disgusted or even panicky and sell or at the very least hold off on buying any more, which obviously helps them between PR's by dropping the buying pressure even further, providing them with another loading opportunity.
I call it "soft bashing" because they praise the company in one sentence but paint a gloomy picture of uncertainty in the next, pushing the PPS even LOWER. It's a vicious cycle that won't be squashed until bigger whale investors see an unstoppable bull run coming. A large increase in whales switching to a buy-and-hold strategy due to strong revenue growth, continuing expansion progress, and especially net profits. They're waiting for a reduced risk factor. That's coming fairly soon IMHO.
At that point RMHB will up-list, getting off the OTC and allowing for coverage by big board stock analysts and investment by institutions that will not invest in OTC stocks. I don't think it's far off from now. 1 to 2 years I believe. Then we're talking huge profits for those early investors that held on tightly. Some flippers will fair well too if they build long positions and don't get caught on the wrong side of the tracks too many times. but it'll be awesome when we finally leave the OTC in our dust!!
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