What's the point of selling now to try to buy back cheaper later? We have pretty strong support at $1, especially considering the psychological reasoning. You know a few people, and I don't doubt you do that will take 24 hours to not drive the price up in that time and they may not be the cause, but you obviously don't know the whole market and what everyone in that market will do.

It could easily gap up. Look at the chart. Anywhere there's a ~1 million volume or above is easily a 10 point move (in either direction). And most of those are because of external events. Not that hard to see us trading on very high volume, and any sort of market orders will send us literally flying - which is very likely given most of these fake walls will be removed.

The risk of selling now, and the possible downside is limited. Even with external events, how far could we possibly drop? Worst case - let's say 70 cents coming out next year, ~30% drop compared to the potential upside of 100, 200 and up to 700% moves if they come out with an offer with the BFS and not just the BFS alone (which many speculate). If it's just the BFS, you probably do have time to buy back (not cheaper though) but if they come with an offer in tandum it will very quickly, within minutes go to the offered price. That's terrible risk analysis.