Apr. 15 at 6:03 PM
$JDZG The problem with stocks like this is they rarely have news, and when they do, it runs for a bit, then it falls below the price preceding the news. So the larger runs come from pumps, manipulation, squeezes, technical catalysts or a favorable factor like low float. Of these, the only known is that the float is low, so a run will come. But again, there’s no way to know when or what is bottom. This is basically gambling and we should be honest with ourselves. To think we are actually here, investing in a company, is laughable. So, we wait. Or we move on. But even waiting is built on fantasy. The average shareholder price is
$5.80. That would take a miracle. The only ones sure to make money on this should have an average of
$1.50 or below, and even then, if it falls to
$1.00, they’re down -33%. The casino always wins, but they let a few gamblers win. Most lose.