RE:RE:RE:RE:US listingHello smallcaps2grow.
That's correct. Institutional investement fund managers are always looking to exit in order to bank profits on behalf of their stake holders; they do so daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and semi- annually. I don't doubt said kinds of fund managers will be required to book profits from this latest movement upward in GRA.V's share price. As a fund manager, you would certainly hesitate entirely exiting a position which is steadily moving upward due to fundemental developments being realized in succession. When you, as an investment fund manager, have the interim time frame of a 3 months to exit and ensure to book those quarterly profits on behalf of your clients, you don't tend to vacate your client's entire positions nor do you entirely vacate your own 'skin in the game', i.e. your own accompanying position.
As you have also suggested, there would be selling in order to bank profits for whatever reason; and retail is usually following the institutional lead on the way out. It's unavoidable when the trend is typically initiated by institutional money managers, day traders and the like.
Given the seemingly steady news flow regarding bonafide order flows and perhaps other advatageous corporate developments occurring going forward (see the big board listing transaction, IQ grants, interest forgivable loans, immediately accretive acquisitions, etc.), we also note the possibility of perhaps necessary modifications to usual disposition behaviors on the part of institutional GRA.V share holders.
Clearly, you don't have to hit me with a bag of hammers in order to quickly capture and direct my attention toward the inherent pitfalls associated with holding on to a position in it's entirety, whilst ignoring a potential loss of an existing double digit percentage return on investment realized here at NanoXplore. This being said, I would rather absorb the initial hit to my existing return on investment and simply purchase a second long term tranche of GRA.V shares at what you and others would suggest are going to be markedly lower price points to come; this due to institutional and retail traders exiting portions of their respective GRA.V positions in order to book interim profits.
Never the less, I am certain that NanoXplore, along with it's voltaXplore partnership with Martinrea, is going to become an integral part of a much larger, multifaceted and 'profitable' enterprise. As this unfolds, I don;t want to be out on the sidelines waiting for a better price point to again enter a position in GRA.V. Rushing back into and paying much more for a position with GRA.V when the share price is made to go parabolic, due to certain undertakings and developments being publicly disseminated during the premarket hours, is something I will not do.
I am, and will remain, long and strong with NanoXplore.