Ok, I understand, i was just curious, because i wanted to understand how information on substack work, as in the rate at which people pick up. So far im picking that some retail investors in Japan seem to be heading to substack for information.
Im working in the energy sector but not nuclear, so it would be something interesting to look into too.
The last time i also picked up on Tokyo electron in almost a similar way.
The post was made on March 9th, at around 3500 yen, it proceeded to rally to 4200, then back down to 3600 and back up to 6400, now down to 4700.
I am asking if other ppl know what resulted in this spike. I do not know myself why this happened, which is why I'm asking others. So yes, I saw the spike, I said so in my original question.
Anyone know what developments in nuclear in Japan caused this stock to spike up so much after I pitched it?
Nuclear or uranium are not my specialties. Would love to learn from others.
For now, I'm going to close this position as an easy win until I learn more from others.
Following, @Alan, did you see the increment after you posted your analysis?
Sorry, can u clarify your question? What are u referring to by "the increment"
Thats true, but perhaps I misunderstood your initial statement. Either way, just interesting observation.
Thats true an investor with deep pockets might meaningfully move the stock
All good. I remember looking at the chart and there was 1 day where there were only 200 shares that exchanged.
Anything interesting happening in the energy end?
Ok, I understand, i was just curious, because i wanted to understand how information on substack work, as in the rate at which people pick up. So far im picking that some retail investors in Japan seem to be heading to substack for information.
Im working in the energy sector but not nuclear, so it would be something interesting to look into too.
The last time i also picked up on Tokyo electron in almost a similar way.
I highly doubt my write up caused the price to move. If it did, that'd be funny.
Interesting, retail investors that know English or they use English translators?
I mean it could happen, the stock is very thinly traded, so 1 investor with deep pockets could meaningfully move the stock price.
Sorry, i meant to write spike, that you said you noticed the spike after you pitched it,
The post was made on March 9th, at around 3500 yen, it proceeded to rally to 4200, then back down to 3600 and back up to 6400, now down to 4700.
I am asking if other ppl know what resulted in this spike. I do not know myself why this happened, which is why I'm asking others. So yes, I saw the spike, I said so in my original question.