If the share price runs high say $0.01 to use a ro
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Posted On: 02/10/2013 1:28:58 AM
If the share price runs high say $0.01 to use a round number, it would be hard to imagine anyone not thinking about covering by that point. There is unlimited loss potential with a short position as the share price rises.
Notice how certain posters start squealing when the share price goes higher. I believe I know who employs them (the owner of that position).
Then there was the introduction of Da Moron's in October after the share price went to $0.0012. How many thousands of posts? And for what?
There are other ways that a sale could be forced, but lets see what's in the 3Q2012 and what subsequent news there is first.
One thing for sure: the base price now is $0.0004 x $0.0005. Last year in August the base was $0.0002 x $0.0003. Everyone that bought at that those prices saw very nice paper or realized gains of up to 600%, before the stock price fell back to the current base price. If the same percentage increase occurs now $BCAP should settle after a run with a base price of $0.0008 x $0.0009.
Notice how certain posters start squealing when the share price goes higher. I believe I know who employs them (the owner of that position).
Then there was the introduction of Da Moron's in October after the share price went to $0.0012. How many thousands of posts? And for what?
There are other ways that a sale could be forced, but lets see what's in the 3Q2012 and what subsequent news there is first.
One thing for sure: the base price now is $0.0004 x $0.0005. Last year in August the base was $0.0002 x $0.0003. Everyone that bought at that those prices saw very nice paper or realized gains of up to 600%, before the stock price fell back to the current base price. If the same percentage increase occurs now $BCAP should settle after a run with a base price of $0.0008 x $0.0009.
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