"flying under the radar" preaching to convertd

Food for thought

This is not financial advice - this spells out things that sometimes you forget.

1. Share price is fundamentally based on supply and demand.

2. Sometimes trading is based on "noise" trading, but number 1 still occurs.

3. Restrict supply, price goes up. (these are economic fundamentals, not advice)

4. there are a "limited" amount of speculative investors, (these may be trading on "noise" in other companies, which explains high market caps for companies without basis), with a limited amount of funds.

5. For share price to increase the following needs to occur

a. the market share of other speculative holders in other companies need to be "wooed".

b. word needs to be acted upon, as SBL have been "flying under the radar" for a while now.

Further,

Once the placements are through, the institutionals will attempt to increase profits, through their means and contacts.

Should the above occur, SBL will appear as a "blip" on the radar which will be "zoned in".

I guess the above will resonate with all that are reading this, and therefore I am "preaching to the converted", however, my audience should be other holders in other companies.