Market often reacts before announcement. Recent clear examples, YTL, even UEMS, even Ekovest. AQRS however, really shows no insider movements i.e. it shows no indication AQRS will be getting anything soon at all.
However, market cap is so small, small volume can spike the share price. Really hard to tell, and really a small cap counter. Who was buying it so heavily from 37-40? I was able to constantly sell at 38-39 for days at that time. Later on I would easily buy back at 36 and resell at 38. What's the operator doing? No idea. After the crash, there was a day they keep taking up everything at 35, before pushing it down to 32.5. Becauuse it's small cap the margin is there, what's their game plan?
Can only say, thankfully most of us took the money and ran. Now we can buy again. Given its long history of disappointing us, I am not taking 32.5 cents just yet, give another 10-20% buffer (or miss it...)
I have given up on this counter already - liquidated averaging 37 and kept just 5% of my original holdings. That a retailer like me support so long and finally exit, is it an indicator turnaround is around the corner? 🤣
At one point of time, I really had a large block of AQRS. I had so much all my brokers were calling me to slash limit. Why the large block, because it dipped below 30 cents
Surge day closed at 0.435. Today's close suggests still trending, wait and see. Of coz, wait and then it falls it'll be hard to run without taking a hit
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Posted by UncleFollower > 2023-12-08 16:23 | Report Abuse
Market often reacts before announcement. Recent clear examples, YTL, even UEMS, even Ekovest. AQRS however, really shows no insider movements i.e. it shows no indication AQRS will be getting anything soon at all.
However, market cap is so small, small volume can spike the share price. Really hard to tell, and really a small cap counter. Who was buying it so heavily from 37-40? I was able to constantly sell at 38-39 for days at that time. Later on I would easily buy back at 36 and resell at 38. What's the operator doing? No idea. After the crash, there was a day they keep taking up everything at 35, before pushing it down to 32.5. Becauuse it's small cap the margin is there, what's their game plan?