RE:RE:Long term share holders don't move stocksSince I have that guy on ignore, I'll just reply to you. Bullcr4p is obviously full of cr4p as we all know it. I just want to make a point here about long term investing.. Long term investing is the most effective on stocks with small floats. Correct me if I am wrong on this one, but doesn't NPH has a float of around 10million? Now think about that folks. Imagine you have 80% of those shares being held by long term investors aka strong hands. That reduces the amount of free trading shares. Which makes every single share extremely valuable.
notanironman wrote: More BS from BullKrap LOL
BullTrap wrote:
Traders do . And traders trade patterns ....... In my humble opinion .......If long term holders counted much and had the upper hand ,there wouldn't be market fluctuations ....... Traders create volatility and liquidity . I gracefully bow down to thy traders ,LOL ! You can be a long term trader and trade cycles . Those market cycles aka business cycles etc. are created by traders . Long term holders are considered to be ghosts ,LOL ! That being said , it doesn't mean long term holders don't make money . The point is market fluctuations are created by traders .The media tends to influence sentiment . So sentiment and news must also be taken into account . Great news near market tops provide a great selling opportunity since the news will create demand .Selling into that ignorant demand shouldn't cause a price collapse and provide the savvy with a good exit price . But eventually the selling at the top outweighs demand and causes a noticeable correction .Then some start to get nervous and cause a snowball effect . It's a game that acts like a double edge sword . So be cautious . IMHO ...........