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It's not magic, it's over excitement. Eventually all these share prices that sky rocket off nothing or no matching fundamentals come crashing down. It's a good way for investors to make money but it's the smart ones that understand the true value of something and realize gains at the right time. It always comes back to probability. What is the probability that the share price of APT will keep increasing at the same rate? I would say the probability is pretty low. That doesn't mean it won't go up more but the risk to the downside is far more apparent now than it was when the share price was at $80. Imo the fundamentals of APT don't stack up, one mistake and the price could drop dramatically.

The probability of IOU going above the previous ATH is very good. I'm very invested in this company and believe it's a good buy at 16c based on what is known. My warning is for newcomers to be wary of a run in the SP without some form of validation. This is exactly what happened when the share price approached 30c. Then as the share price was sold off there were many panicked investors that bought at the top and subsequently sold at a loss.

@RYNZYN Not everyone will invest the same way that I do and that's ok. I'll keep sharing my opinion. Money from a CR and new employees is not what validates the success of a company. Profitability is the metric that matters. In an early stage company with the absence of profit the revenue is the metric to look at. If a company cannot make money then it's not successful. Creating a valuation based on capital raised is a losing game. If that same company burns through all the capital without making a sale then what is it worth?