Does this mean you're no longer crying for an SEC investigation? NO offense but since the bid offer spread is 3 or 4 cents wide much of the time in this stock and that represents 1% there is not a whole lot to get excited about. Not to mention this is an options forum, cheering for your postions is more for the riff raff section.
Volatility hasn't yet risen meaningfully going into earnings. Buy call premium and get long for next week's earnings release.
IF you look at the IV on an indexed basis in this thing its doubled in the last 2 weeks, so I would say you're wrong on your statement. Also buying the cars which are pumped in terms of IV is going to be less efficient than just buying the stock. All the pumping you do here is not going to move the stock LOL
New test. Up 7% pre-open! Hop on board! http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...igene-fetal-rhd-genotyping-test-83537072.html
You're playing the penny stock game, when one of those things goes from 1 cent to 2 people like to scream about making 100% but its pretty meaningless. The same thing is here in scale, all the cheering and screaming you can muster he really means nothing. You started this thread crying for the SEC, now you refuse to admit that. This is nothing more than a garbage pimping of the stock here which in the end does nothing. You were wrong in the comments you made about the options IV so you now ignore that comment too.
Chinese strongly prefer to know sex of their unborn - prefer sons. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/feb/17/sequenoms-new-genetic-test-reveal-sex-unborn-fetus/
Preference for males is a common trait of all the cultures of Asia and Middle East. This could be true of asians living in developed countries(USA etc) but not sure. Those preferences will gradually diminish as countries become prosperous. It is one of the reasons some of those countries ban abortion and prohibit use of equipment to determine sex of the unborn child.
Up 5%+ again today. What I like is that, with all the new and better talent onboard, it may be a better company than it was at $21.