I can now conclude that humans are not different than animals in...

I can now conclude that humans are not different than animals in terms of herd instinct- when a stock is stagnant in price, you can smell hesitance, scepticism and the negative but when the stock price starts bolting out of its gates, no one looks back, jump onboard the gravy train but essentially nothing changed- sentiment for an undervalued stock can change so quickly you wish you did not procrastinate. An example os todays meteoric rise by Pointerra (3DP) - for a while, the price ranged from 3.7-4c with lacklustre interest but today with no announcement whatsoever, it jumped from an overnight 3.9c to 6c closed with some panic buying. Moral of thr story- you cant hold down an undervalued, once liquidity starts flowing, everyone jumps onboard. So BTH IMO will be like that- seller at 25c taken out could be the catalyst for the resumption of price rise. If BTH was listed in Nasdaq, the valuation could well be 3-4x its ASX valuation; Australia is so far behind its appreciation of technology time for a wake-up call - the Digital Age is before us - embrace quickly ! GLTAH