On the 4th March, I said "So anyone want to predict which is...

On the 4th March, I said "So anyone want to predict which is first, 0.06 or 0.07? By right, 7 should be easier to get back to than 6"...and guess what happened next...you got it, the price went to 7c.

Yesterday I said "My next prediction....9c (the current bid) won't be bought." I did mean 'seller', not bid, but intelligent readers would have realised my mistake. And what happens today...7c seller jumps in and the 7c buyer vanishes as fast as they arrived.

Will any of the predicted 5 announcements include "Director Buying" at 7c? Or were the 7c shares bought by family members of associates of the board? Is that the sort of thing that includes "creating a false market"? If/when these possible 5 announcements are made, will there be more "creating false markets" buying to justify that the announcement(s) was good?

So, predicting is easy. Asking intelligent questions, that's tough. Getting answers, well that's damn well impossible.