Clearly beyond your comprehension then...which is fine mind you, but given you do not understand the mechanics of how such things work, it is perhaps a little foolish to make posts which do little more than confirm this for all to see.
You maths on the issue for starters make absolutely no sense what so ever...and as I have said, the trades are not about making money, but if profits are made in the process of buying and selling at the RIGHT times to support the stock, it only further adds to ones capacity to continue to do so.
Interestingly, the biggest falls on the back of the most blatant manipulation and capping/pressure techniques, have been when I was not active in the market.
When a stock is at the crossroads, be it meeting resistance at a critical level (either way), the difference between a capitulation or breakout, in a stock like CVI can be measured in a well timed order, often as little as 1m shares, or even just 500k.
Teell me, how many times have you seen a stock at the crossroads, apparantly faltering, only to see a couple of medium to large buy orders go through, which then encourage you and others to join in?
Alos, how many times have you seen a large capper taken out, which not only removes doubt from the minds of those who may have been waiting for a buy signal, but can compound a renewed uwards pressure as the capper is forced to get backj the stock he never really intended to sell.
The latter happened today!
Anyway enough of this, it can be a bit like talking quantum mechanics to a two year old in here at times...no matter how you say it, or how many different ways you put it, they are never EVER going to understand, preferring to eat lollies and put their hands down their nappies!
Cheers!
CVI Price at posting:
0.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held