and after the ides?, page-2

Now we are into the final countdown it occurs to me buy opportunists are taking advantage of sellers who don't wish to wait around for the result of the vote.

However, as much as it is desirable for the sp to gain traction I doubt whether the vote alone will achieve it.

As mtm100 said, Mr. Market is a moron but there has to be more to it when the value is obvious even to a blind man with two wooden eyes yet the sp remains stubbornly depressed.

There may be quite a number of shareholders "beached" inasmuch as they already have sufficient YTC stock and while not wishing to sell at current sp neither are they in the market to buy more.

YTC needs wide market exposure on a number of fronts to attract powerful new investors.

All imo.