MaterialMind
10 years ago
You need to consider and weigh in more than what you're currently doing to be trading at all on the OTC, IMO. You cannot just look at the bottom line for two periods and draw a straight line, like it seems is what you're doing. It doesn't give you a true image of "reality". There is a lot of value in this company and their credibility was damaged during the trading halt. I think the PPS will recover, and as far as I can see it's stabilizing on HKG around HKD0.32 now. The volume was ridiculous during the first week when trading was resumed and the price was forced down quickly, probably by institutions getting out, as has been discussed here earlier. I believe it can take a while until the PPS recovers though. Still, if you got in before trading resumed you should still have a nice gain in your account, even at these levels.
RealDutch
10 years ago
Down 2%. I wasn't expecting it to be any different. Why?
Take a look at ABAT, back in 2011 when the stock was delisted. It dropped from $1 to about $0.30.
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/abat/charts?symb=ABAT&countrycode=US&time=100&startdate=10%2F1%2F2011&enddate=1%2F1%2F2012&freq=1&compidx=none&compind=none&comptemptext=Enter+Symbol%28s%29&comp=none&uf=7168&ma=1&maval=50&lf=1&lf2=4&lf3=0&type=2&size=2&style=1013
And it took 8 days for the rally to begin. Not 2, not 4 but 8.
My point is, the dynamics are roughly the same here. You have quite a few of institutions selling out. And shorts exploiting it, pushing it down even further. Until... you reach a saturation point and things start going the other way.
The reason why ABAT rallied is because it had strong fundamentals. And pictures emerged on the internet about their new plant.
The reason why CMGHF will rally is, because, we are relisting, we are not being delisted. And because we will get some positive news at some point, no doubt.
So the shorts don't know it yet. But their days are numbered.