Clearly their only goal can be to try and make someone or something flinch.
Either the bots are working off a strategy to try and get human holders to start selling out of fear that the price might start dropping.
Or they are trying to exploit other bots that might be in the stock to see if they can make their algorithms flinch through some pattern of sales the other bot might (incorrectly) recognise as a market signal.
Personally I'd say it's a good sign for the stock that it has become interesting enough for the bots to move in and have a shot at it. But for the purposes of making investment decisions I'd strongly suggest to pretend all the sub-$100 trades just don't exist at all. They are merely a distraction from looking at the real transactions and what they might mean.
BKP Price at posting:
0.8¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
