lol...point hoppers...

Whats the down side from current levels...

19c...20c...21c...22c...24c?

Point hoppers never learn it seems...or maybe they are just too lazy to research the reason such stocks are attracting interest in the first place?

But what are their fears?

Do they think we are seeing a pump and dump...all the way from 5c?

Do they fear it has run too hard...and expect a correction?

Do they fear a placement?

I wonder how many of these people have actully looked into...then understood...KSX's products, the implications of first mover status in a captive market...and in an area which just happens to be the single biggest health issue for the western world and one of the biggest in monetary terms?

Do they understand the difference between invasive and non-invasive delivery systems...and the implications for a more trouble free and rapid path to market?

If they did, then current activity would not be such a mystery to them

Current movements, up or down, really are a non issue for KSX this early in the piece, just as they were for MPO back at 10c...in the months ahead, I suspect KSX at 20...24...30c will all seem like bargain prices.

I had this similar argument with "traders" of MPO at 8c, who argued the benefits of trading for point value to gain leverage at those low levels...and I agreed, as I was one of them.

Simple fact is however...then with MPO, as I suspect will be the case now with KSX, the maths simply will not support the majority winning out on such a scenario. This will always be the case when serious accumulators are in the market...by virtue of the fact the more you trade, the more of your stock they get...and thinner the free float becomes in the process.

The end result is not enough chairs available for people to jump back on when she runs...and further more, a gradually declining free float volume, which means when the numbers do what back in...or new arrivals want to jump on...they are forced to chase stock much higher than they may have expected.

You can get 4 trades out of 5 right on a stock like this...but the one you get wrong will likely wipe the benefit of the other 4 trades.

Each to his own however...but I suggest people choose when and when not to trade very carefully.

This thing may well see rises and falls...rallies and retraces...good news and bad...as all stocks do...but whilst their product is real and gains market support, indeed attracts a commercialisation partner or licensing deal, then everything else is really just noise on the road to the final destination.

Personally, I never want to have another personal story like PDN...a stock in which I once held a position close to 1m shares, but bailed the lot (at decent profit), because I didn't fully comprehend the potential at hand.

I now hold a residual in most stocks I pull profits from, if I recognise them as "potential" long term winners.

Cheers!