It is difficult for me to determine what you will choose to misunderstand. Let's see how you go with these questions:
You said: "shorts and longs dictate market direction". Are you implying that the longs get it wrong and the shorts are always correct? Did you think the longs got it wrong when the share price exceeded the 88 cent Pengxin buy in price? Did Pengxin get it wrong when they paid 88 cents?
What are the poor investment metrics which determine CLQ's current price? Is the current price reflective of value? Is there any share price for CLQ (in your opinion) that is indicative of true value, and if so what do you think it is, and what do you use to justify that price?
How did you determine that my commentary is "head in sand" - you don't know how I am making my investment decisions, and you don't know what I know. Just because I don't agree with you, you jump to conclusions?
CLQ Price at posting:
67.3¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
