The point I have been trying to make from the beginning is why would anyone want to own CWRC. HOPR now owns 80% of CWRC. Those who own CWRC will have no control over what can happen. If this stock really starts to see some movement, HOPR can cut it back and buy the rest.
You can see from the spread that this is not a good buy. Why haven't there been any trades when HOPR is seeing some excellent volume. Sure you might be able to get some @ $.34, but you better be able to trade with a MM or spend your whole day watching. As we saw with this stock the last time, it went from $.18 to $.46 and back down to $.28 in 3 trading days. OK, that is a nice return, but for you nonprofessional investors you have to remember that unless you bought at 18cents before the run-up, you were not going to get in at that price. Then if you did not get out immemdiately at the high (and at the time, you did not know that it was the high), you were not going to get that price either. So, unless you were someone with some inside knowledge -- not info -- or a MM, consider yourself lucky if you bought at a quarter and got out, AT BEST, at $.43.
Personally, I do not think that happened to anyone on this thread, because talk about this really did not begin until after that first run-up. And there it sits.
Good luck, and remember what I have said about those who wish to remain anonymous.
Dan |
