THE RHYTHM OF STOCKSAll stocks have a natural rythym around what the "true" price should be. Now, you could argue that the "true" price is whatever the price is, the sum of all buyers and sellers from multiple perspectives and timeframes, all converging their interests, ultimately reflected in the price at any given moment. While in absolute terms this IS true, it's also not that simple.
If we strip away the simplistic view above, the share price at any given time is much more dynamic to the "true" price. And this is even more so in a company this is essentially pre-revenue. In a company such as Nano, at this point, you tend to get bigger exaggerations of shareprice, as there is not the anchor of revenue (yet) to help temper the swings.
So what are these forces that are currently impacting Nano?
1) Imagination of what could be.
2) The reality of timelines between imagination and reality.
3) Newsworthy develeopments along the way to reality.
4) Quiet periods
5) Boredom between points of excitement.
6) 2nd guessing during those points of boredom
Idiots such as Uralsheep try and play in the cracks of these moments, either up or down, and suggest there is some underlying problem. There's not. There is just the normal advancement of a VERY promising company in normal timellines. The ups, downs and all arounds during this progress are just par for the course, and not indicative of anything. But you notice Clowns such as Uralsheep will never discuss the reality of the technology, or the real steps being taken to advance and position. At best, he only levels one line comments, ironically outing himself as someone not too bright at all. He might be more dangerous if he could actually argue intelligently, but clearly lacks that capacity. At his best then, he's only barely annoying fluff, relegating himself to irrelevance.
So the stock has been in a relative quiet period recently, and with that comes boredom. People sell. Other weak hands who don't have the capacity to see anything beyond the shareprice of the moment think that something might be wrong, and they sell not knowing any better. Of course it should be the time that they're buying, not selling. They have the priveledge of ultimately suffering twice, most often buying high and selling low, and then seeing the stock move up again.
You have to know two things for companies like this:
1) Is their technology sound.
2) Are they making advancements to move that technology into the spotlight.
On both fronts, the answer is a resounding yes. I think at this point it's worth noting that in this clear quiet period, Nano is in the midst of bringing Candiac to life, which I anticipate will be sometime in later July, ahead of schedule. The quiet period will officially end with that announcement, and from there testing at different capacities will begin. As well, Nano will also move into a revenue generating company. Additionally, as Nano proves their abilities at different capacities, as confirmed via testing through other companies who want to use their technology, Nano will be off to the races.
But back to the current quiet period, and resultant share price. Is it indicative of anything? Yes, but only that the company is in this quiet period. Nothing more, and certainly nothing less as our resident Clown would have you believe.
So see the company for where it is. It's an opportunity, not a problem. And I would dare say, challenge yourself too. If you can't see this bigger perspective of how the market works, or how a pre-revenue company develops, or what's normal and what's not normal, and you find yourself bored or rattled, then you need to up your game or your going to make mistakes.
Right now, the opportunity is there. The end to this quiet period is now on what I would consider on the near-term horizon. Gain the understanding you need, play the cards right, and there is VERY strong potential to make a LOT of money here.