RE:RE:Level II Hi braindeadoldguy ( funny name - you need to give yourself more credit : )
There is not much to really read into - there is no volume.
I see buyers wanting to buy between .23 and .27 (probably the same people who sold above .30). They are not willing to move up their Bid to meet the Ask. To me, that suggests, they are in it for the trade.
Unfortunately, without an impetus for volume, price is not going anywhere - it may trade within a 6-8 cent range for a while.
Truth is, when they look at their average cost, many retail investors feel trapped in this stock. That's the reality and it's gonna be a loong road back to $1. I do believe we can be back to .60s within 3-6 months.
JWCA needs to announce some solid sales contacts. Their numbers are going in the right direction but they need to get into the profit column before they run out of cash, to avoid another loan from Tricom. Otherwise, they give up too much leverage and go in too deep, IMHO.
What is their burn rate? How long before another loan is required?
My understanding of their financial statements is that they should be good for the next 6-12 months.
That should be enough for JWCA to get their nose in front and keep it there.
The way the entire sector has imploded, many players, big and small, are fighting to survive. If you're investing or are invested in JWCA, you're banking on management at this point.
If I may ask, what's your average cost? How many shares do you hold?