Nov. 22 at 1:10 PM
$GVH Average shareholder cost is 200% higher than higher than current cost. Yes, manipulators know this. They also know if price reaches that point, the probability is high for dumpage. So like most all penny stocks of similar variables, it’s intentionally brought down to a level to make big money for manipulators. The lower it goes, the more money they make. They can literally double their money if the price only goes to
$8, which is still will below average shareholder cost. So it would seem having an average below
$8, is the surest escape. Problem with that is, few want to throw good money after bad. So, it continues to fall. Add to this, a shareholders face less lowered voting control and a billion share mixed shelf offering potential. Yes, the company is making money, and yes, other than the stock history, the company has a good story to tell. But to the naked eye, it looks like a gamble, in a shady casino. But so do all penny stocks before they run. Good luck to all.
