RE:RE:August here alreadyMy thinking: Pala and Castlelake together own about 60% of outstanding shares, initially buying at prices much higher than current price. Other institituons hold near 10%. Which leaves about 30% to retail float. Good chance the major holders (especially Pala and Castlelake) allowed sp to bottom, intending to buy more shares cheap. Now, with new shares purchased, they averaged cost down, doubled down on investment, diversified shareholder base more through recent offering, and are apparently ready to go to production in a hot commodity market. As well, only 30% retail float makes it easier to walk price up. Comments anyone?
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