Always do opposite of what the public news insinuates...
If its a positive news, telling us a probable event that is good for the company, usually its when the initial early birds have bought in and awaits public to hype in to increase the price alittle more before they dump.
Similarly, when theres a negative news, the just want public to dump so they can buy without pushing the price too much, then release another positive news for public to buy back when there's lesser floating shares around, and this time, the price WILL go back up due to liquidity balance and they can dump... Rinse and repeat
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