Hi Grudgy, for what my opinion is worth, the vacuum effect is basically a supply/ demand issue meaning that if there was little supply the SP would get vacuumed up quickly.
Issue with that is that there is always a squillion supply on IMU due to it's extreme SOI thwarting any form of vacuum. There will always be so much supply to churn through. EG, an 800mill SOI stock will rumble up to 20cents far quicker and easier then a 8bill SOI stock as there's always supply to meet demand.
The vacuum effect is very effective in low SOI stocks IMO.
Cheers.
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