Wrong -- and a blatant LIE, which is why I don't like you guys.
You constantly lie.
(1) AUG 15 - He filed SEC document that he had previously purchased a ton of call options, in addition to his stock ownership, leading people to believe he was a strong bull. He told the company that his investment was "long term."
(2) AUG 16 - Price shot up, right after his public filing. He followed that up by posting a public message (social media) that everybody was in for a ride, fueling speculation even more.
(3) AUG 17 - Stock spiked up even more at the open, and he sold out his stock position. Stock sold off hard.
(4) AUG 18 - He completely closed out his position -- at a profit, due to the large spike, which he created with his public announcements, but did not mention that he was actually selling into the rally.
Stock has dropped more than 70% since the high, when he sold into the rally that he (and his co-conspirators) created.
The shares were sold and then it ran up to $30.
He sold AFTER the run up, which HE caused.
Are we having fun yet?
If you call losing money "fun," then I guess you guys are having fun.
KEK
Wrong -- and a blatant LIE, which is why I don't like you guys.
You constantly lie.
(1) AUG 15 - He filed SEC document that he had previously purchased a ton of call options, in addition to his stock ownership, leading people to believe he was a strong bull. He told the company that his investment was "long term."
(2) AUG 16 - Price shot up, right after his public filing. He followed that up by posting a public message (social media) that everybody was in for a ride, fueling speculation even more.
(3) AUG 17 - Stock spiked up at the open, and he sold out his stock position. Stock sold off hard.
(4) AUG 18 - He completely closed out his position -- at a profit, due to the large spike, which he created with his public announcements, but did not mention that he was actually selling into the rally.
Stock has dropped more than 70% since the high, when he sold into the rally that he (and his co-conspirators) created.
The shares were sold and then it ran up to $30.
He sold AFTER the run up, which HE caused.
Are we having fun yet?
If you call losing money "fun," then I guess you guys are having fun.
KEK