No need to even try and ramp them up the price hill with those...

No need to even try and ramp them up the price hill with those shoes BG. Rather, just let market forces do the work. Meanwhile perhaps just curl up in the shoes for a snooze until the $ signs ring out the bell. No need for a ramp with this one

Perhaps you haven't grasped what's happening here with this miserable half million turnover on Friday ... Fact is, on Thursday about 600k of shares were on offer to sell .. That's all Pitched against buyers for 3.6 million. Fleshing out sellers at just an agreeable price to them. That's the game at hand.

This includes shaping a close price to bring discomfort to holders as well. Like one day last week just a few 000 shares at the bell ring made certain the days activities were off the radar. That is, close them on a down price, or zero gain which is what the punters mostly focus on

Ergo - watch these patterns even more closely

I suspect higher prices will in due course attract more sellers in this bit by bit game, which in my view is being managed by a broking house where on-market buying has to be carried out in an orderly manner.

Whatever - I like the story, where a Chinese entrepreneur in his own right comes on board this tiny little company