RE:RE:RE:I think, i will sold too You don't have to be the Oracle of Omaha to see the manipulation when a stock, range bound to a dime, is trading 4-5 million shares a day. Think about it. If every 'winner' has a counter party'loser', would the counter party not stop throwing $ away?
The simple solution to this question is that if an entity is both selling and buying at large volumes, they do not expose themselves to counter party risk. The motive for this zero sum game, of course, is to convince traders to sell their shares and move on to the next shiny object.
Without the generalist investor, the retail oil community doesn't have either the firepower or the data horsepower to thwart this ploy. The only option, other than selling, is to sit and out wait the pickpockets. Patience, patience, give management a chance to execute guidance and show us the Q2/22 numbers.