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There's a lot of amateurs getting into the penny stock stuff now and it's dog eat dog. They drag these guys in with hopes of getting rich, bleed them dry and then use their own success in bleeding the newbs dry to then entice more amateurs to come in.
You don't realize how clueless most of these people are until the stock gets halted and you see people that blindly sunk 10 - 20k into it then start asking others on Stocktwits what a halt is, when they'll be able to get their money back, if they'll be able to get their money back, etc.
And often times you can say that rallies like these are a short squeeze but the company had (going off memory here) 100,000 shorted shares on a 1 million share float, trading on a volume of 10,000,000 shares yesterday. That means the entire float changed hands 10 times in one day. That's not a short squeeze. It's bull vs bull. All this for a company that generally only sees 20 - 40k shares traded a day.
Investopedia is priceless. I reference it all the time, often just to better understand even basic principles. The only advice I could offer otherwise is not to listen to any gurus. There's so much BS out there. Take $500, prepare to lose it and start trading. The best way to learn is to play with real money.
You would think everyone would have a fire sale after they halted. Who would hold onto that?
That's the thing. People bought it all the way down to where it sits now: $12. o not only did it take the initial victims that bought in at $115 but it it took thousands of suckers all the way from $50 - $12.