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(USGovernment-News.Com, July 11, 2012 ) New York, NY -- VFC's Stock House, an information and research outlet that brings ideas and opens discussions to a broad spectrum of investors, notes that the recent price pullback with shares of Implant Sciences (IMSC) may ignore some potentially market-moving catalysts that would develop later this summer.
By posting a share price triple since the opening months of the year on volume that has been significantly increasing along the way, Implant Sciences has already been labeled as a hot stock to watch, but with the most relevant potential catalysts still yet to materialize, there may be more run left in the tank.
Having swiftly moved to the north side of $1.80 to close out the month of June, after trading for under a buck barely two weeks earlier, Implant shares likely fell victim to profit taking and the departure of the swing, momentum and day traders that often cash out their quick profits in order to move on to the next big - and more importantly, quick - score. These guys rarely stick around to see a story play out, rather they're in it for the quick profits, sometimes not even paying attention to the potential catalysts that may still be pending for a particular company. The arrival and departure of such traders also contributes to the volatile trading that many quick-runners experience leading into and just following a price run.
Also relevant are the short sellers who tend to jump in on stocks that have just experienced massive price runs, such as that of IMSC. These short traders also rarely look at pending potential catalysts, rather they play the numbers associated with the theory that 'what goes up, must come down,' as is the case with gravity and the stock market in general. No stock goes up forever and the short players tend to play this phenomena.
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