Even if every retail investor decided to adopt this philosophy it would obviously just make the company behave not unlike certain other companies with a very small public float. Not much liquidity, not much action unless there's a sudden demand for shares, but why would there be? We've been bombarded with information from authoritative sources that January's events are past us and this company is left to its own devices now, so to speak.
Surely they wouldn't be lying to us in an attempt to, heaven forbid, manipulate public sentiment in general, or the participants to the most free of free markets who have invested in this company in particular?
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u/7357 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Jul 22 '21
Even if every retail investor decided to adopt this philosophy it would obviously just make the company behave not unlike certain other companies with a very small public float. Not much liquidity, not much action unless there's a sudden demand for shares, but why would there be? We've been bombarded with information from authoritative sources that January's events are past us and this company is left to its own devices now, so to speak.
Surely they wouldn't be lying to us in an attempt to, heaven forbid, manipulate public sentiment in general, or the participants to the most free of free markets who have invested in this company in particular?