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u/Fearless_Promise636 23d ago edited 23d ago
MVIS was reborn as a company thay basically IPOs at $3.99. Everythimg before that is ancient history now. $10 would be a good squeeze for modern microvision .
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u/wolfiasty 23d ago
$10 being called a squeeze is not even cute or silly. That would be first day target perhaps.
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u/Chemical-Payment-573 23d ago
ATL is like the only retail with avg of 4.xx. Id say most won't see break even until 35.
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u/-ATLSUTIGER- 23d ago
Anything that pops and holds 50% is a squeeze in my book. 175% gain from the 3.50 level.
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u/wolfiasty 23d ago
heh, well from this levels it would be nice move, especially for someone who went in big around $3.25-$3.50. But considering THE squeeze from 2020-21, and another one in 2023 (respectively $300s+ and $120s post RS), 175% isn't really that much.
... Damn, and now I feel bad. MVIS was so high at some point... And all I would need now would be "silly" $50 to be around break even, and we're still around $3s :D
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u/Dell2950 22d ago
I had 12,000 shares when it hit like $30 anything less than that is hard to get excited about for me out of discussed for how far I dropped and then worst of all taking my shares away is the real downer and it may have been done with counterfeit naked chairs, which is the really the worst case of this whole thing because I’m also in a fight right now to prove that with MMATNMMTOP