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FLOATS! What's in a FLOAT?
An SI Board Since July 1998
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Emcee:  Cliff Daniel Type:  Unmoderated
The purpose of this topic is to get the resident guru's opinion on floats. Is a small float, tighly held, really the best thing for a stock that's on the OTC:BB? Obviously one with 300mm with no revenue or assets is not very nice, but I hear so many talk about controllong a float will "blow the doors off those evil MM's"". Wouldn't there need to be some liquidity? Small floats, imho lead to easier manipulation.

Thanks in advance for all your comments.

Cliff Daniel
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10 This may be off topic. Does anyone know the specifics of current float: how Steve Lin-8/19/1998
9 Not really, the market under valued that stock for a reason and the decline wilDarrell L. Peterson-7/30/1998
8 <i> Absolutely, the short pop causes the stock price to exceed the companCliff Daniel-7/30/1998
7 Absolutely, the short pop causes the stock price to exceed the company fundamenDarrell L. Peterson-7/30/1998
6 <i> tight float look for short term pop </i> Is this short term pCliff Daniel-7/29/1998
5 Small Floats have to increase, more sooner than later, depends on whether buzzaDarrell L. Peterson-7/29/1998
4 I can't discuss this one, (lack of knowledge) I have heard different versiJust My Opinion-7/28/1998
3 Gee thanks :) I'm heard basically two different opinions. 1) A small coCliff Daniel-7/28/1998
2 It all depends. ;-) eomJust My Opinion-7/28/1998
1 Good Question Sorry I'm not the guru your looking for. Want to let you knoOffworld-7/28/1998
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