When shares become available on a hard to borrow stock does that typically signal that the dump might be on?
Asked mainly for promoted stocks, but also interested to hear the answer for stocks that aren't promoted.
NO...gotta learn my chart pattens, finding shares is just the 1st step...see my PennyStocking Part Deux DVD to learn the patterns
J...you are focused on all the wrong aspects, hence I would love to take the other side of any trades you make. Please let me know what stocks you trade and when.
I could have a resting limit request for 5 shares, and low-and-behold 5 shares become available. Does that mean "the dump" is on? More like look at the outstanding float, S/I, and chart patterns with volume. Stocks can down, down down for days and or weeks after a drop in S/I, only to rocket back up again because idiots like you short on the first available set of shares...Like Tim says, WATCH the pattern...The pattern is the psychology of the participants in a visual illustration. Find the losers, and you are the winner. Losers leave foot prints in price formation. Always the same...
J-
The guy actually gave a very technical answer and it is entirely correct. Never mind the attitude, were just here to learn....
You don't know what I'm focused on. You know what happens when you assume... and you do it pretty frequently apparently. You are obviously just a flamer with an issue. The things you are saying in reality say nothing about me, only about you my friend.
