Anyone notice how the amount for sale at the cheapest price is always below the minimum purchase amount for a retail investor? Then the next amount for sale is significantly above the "current SP"?
today:
7c * 6667 = $466
few days ago:
7.4c * 5540 = $406
There is a good reason the SP is not going up and that it's very difficult to actually buy stock. If you try to buy at the next higher price 7.4c you come up against the price change limit.
Only way to buy now is to put a buy in above the highest buyer and patiently wait for someone to sell into you.
I bought some the other day like this. Saved me money but did not help the SP go up.
Anyone notice how the amount for sale at the cheapest price is...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 0.4¢ | 0.4¢ | 0.3¢ | $249 | 71.35K |
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