OK I see the nuance of the statement was not well understood.
Which of these statements is unambiguous and which ones are not?
- "...otherwise its in danger of going down to $3.10-ish."
- "... its possibly going to $3.10"
- "... its probably going to $3.10"
- "... its going to $3.10"
- "... its definitely going to $3.10"
See how a spectrum of possibilities works? Its not a binary proposition, but you do you.
lol
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| $4.75 | $4.84 | $4.59 | $48.37M | 10.27M |
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| 8 | 66628 | $4.69 |
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| $4.71 | 10000 | 1 |
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