RE:RE:Realistically...I just stated on the YFI board those who piled in at the top should wait for a bounce off 30 to cash out based on the chart but I also belive they take it back around a dime before any sustained buying. YFI just dropped from 34 to 30 cents on less than 1.25% of the float traded so it wont take that much to drop it below 20 when they want it back down. YFI is a sell on up days stock. Conversly AAO with the big position taken at 5 with all the warrants means somebody got all those shares because this stock will be run up sharply. One criticism of the PP was why not above a dime and the answer is at 5 you get twice the shares you hold more leverage going into the big pump Everybody solding set your sights alot higher up