I think a bounce of 2 or 3 cents, following a fall of somewhere 125 cents (since '08) or 60 cents ('12) or 31 cents ('17) on the back of someone giving up and shifting a parcel of shares for whatever they fetch is utterly immaterial and signals nothing. The test will be the liquidity cost the next time someone capitulates and sells - 3 cents, 4 cents?
The only way is up baby, page-16
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