how much is considered a low float stock?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by cashclay, Aug 22, 2016.

  1. cashclay

    cashclay

    Im looking at a stock that has a float of 65.5 million shares. Im wondering if this is considered a low float.
     
  2. jharmon

    jharmon

    Depends what the issue price is. Name the stock.
     
  3. cashclay

    cashclay

    well its a penny stock .btgi
     
  4. Baron does not like this type of Pump and Dump stock posted on Elite Trader because their usually garbage. I've refrained from posting gains on STEM when it was obvious at $.4-$.6 its a screaming buy. That Nano Tech Robot Pump was amazing, still we try to refrain from posting the names of stocks with a Billion Shares Outstanding. Its not a thin traded stock and had a Gazallion shares!@
     
  5. A Thin Stock is like MFCO use to trade in the 1990s only 500-5000 shares a week with a float of 500,000 shares. This stock has over 100 million shares outstanding, nothing thin about that! That means once they start a Pump and Dump they can pay their pals to promote the shares upward and give the gang plenty of shares to crush all the suckers who bought it. Sorry, too many people do not have the skills to trade BB,GRay,Pink and other nasty stocks.
     
  6. Nice try bringing that Pump and Dump to our attention, maybe you should at least bring stocks like AMDA that could help the Elite Traders scrap cash off its wild movement. Fun stocks instead of stupid pumps!
     
  7. NoBias

    NoBias

    low float = Stocks that have a density level > than 1 g/cm3
    sinkers = Stocks that have a density level lower than 1 g/cm3
    buoyant = Stocks that have a density level much greater than 1 g/cm3

    little early morning humor... ;o)