VHC, Enantiodromia and You
Heraclitus was aware of it. Plato mentioned it in his Phaedo and even the psychiatrist Carl Jung made use of it. But will potential investors in VHC now use it to advantage? Not thus far.
Stated simply so that even Granduncle Fong can understand, enantiodromia is the tendency of things to swing to their opposite. Hot things become cold and cold things become hot. Stocks that are overbought become oversold and then revert yet again.
Right now, VHC is cold. It's oversold. It will again become hot. This is not magic. VHC has something that the world needs and that something is better than those other somethings available from others in their space that are now available.
Most investors are long at tops and sell at bottoms. The stock market is the only place Ming can think of where people would rather buy if something costs more. VHC is a lot closer to success now than when it traded above forty dollars and there will be more buyers when it again reaches that level than when it can now be had at ten percent of that price.
It may be sacrilege in certain circles to not care which side of $4.02 VHC is now trading. Suffice it to say that enantiodromia will prevail and Ming will be vindicated with the big bucks all in the lowly Ming's not so humble opinion.