Post by
retiredcf on Apr 13, 2021 10:38am
Trading Volume
At this point EGLX seems to be facing the same problem as a multitude of smallcap companies regarding trading volume. We have fallen over 13% from our recent high of $10 but the trading volume has noticeably declined (in relative terms) since then which increases SP volatility. SCR has suffered a similar fate. GLTA
Comment by
Niceneasydoesit on Apr 13, 2021 11:42am
I agree with with most of what you posted with the exception of the US listing; which I see as no guarantee of anything. We should be hearing more on that very soon I think. Lets hope the listing does not come with a new offering ala SCR
Comment by
DeepCove11 on Apr 13, 2021 12:51pm
Sorry Typo.. It will NOT hit 15.00 US this year just because it is on NASDAQ.
Comment by
Trendsetter on Apr 13, 2021 2:28pm
Couldnt agree more...recall the conference call where the sales team printed its first 7 figure ad deal. EGLX access to Gen Z for advertisers and the Fang's is going to be enormously profitably for this gem of a stock! 20+ in this calendar year IMO.
Comment by
Niceneasydoesit on Apr 14, 2021 9:39am
It's my huntch here. It does trade in the US today. More eyeballs and perhaps more volume with the Nasdaq doesn't translate directly to increased prices. See SCR as a recent example. time will tell.
Comment by
Niceneasydoesit on Apr 21, 2021 3:11pm
Day 1 on the Nasdaq...lol. Im long, and not surprised
Comment by
pecuniam on Apr 21, 2021 3:20pm
Nasdaq listings don't generally create large value increases for average stocks moving on to it. There are several added each day. It's just the big IPOs that are pumped in the media that see over valued trading.
Comment by
driller1a on Apr 21, 2021 3:23pm
Most stocks I've had move to the nasdaq lose value shortly after listing. A friend of mine said this is because many US investors prefer shorting stocks because the probability of companies going down in value and/or going out of business is greater than the probability of continuously going up in value.