Sewerman : well, we made it to 24. What do you think is next? fall back to 21 or rally back to 28 ?

10baggerbamm OP Sewerman : this is where companies lack common sense.
most people don't realize every company has information that can be released some is more relevant than others but it takes somebody that's running the investor relations department that understands how the market works the Dynamics of the market what drives retail investors institutional investors and how to capitalize when you have a melt up in the market like today.
they should be releasing something I don't care if if it's technically old but do a video do something that highlights one of the features one of the advantages one of the benefits of their company. and then you release the news you pay to have Dow and Reuters release it you don't go on x you go on Dow Jones Reuters so it goes worldwide in a second.
and then all of a sudden you get a company that's not trading a lot of volume which this is been dead for a couple days let's be honest that will swell and we all have seen how it will push the 29. 30 bucks very quickly in a day to two days. and that's what this company should have done they should have pumped some fucking news out and taking advantage of all of the cash that's sitting on the sideline waiting to buy after 5 days of getting our teeth kicked in.
so what's the good news the good news is come Monday president Trump all of the votes that he received will be validated by the house the Senate we have a speaker of the house now who's been approved and that creates a tailwind. so that accounts for some of the euphoria today in the marketplace. but the answer your question where we going to go it depends on the fucking company they got to drop some news man you know get on acts and everybody blast the shit out of them release some fucking news do something to get retail excited to get institutions excited

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