

Just looking at the chart, it is clear that the only thing that could actually drive the price up is a paid promotion. Since January, there were numerous announcements made, most of them covering mergers, partnerships and other positive developments related to Raptor. These were announcements much like the one from Wednesday, which affect the price, unfortunately, it is not a lasting effect.
Which might be exactly the case here. Yesterday`s session closed at $0.44 per share, which is roughly a 41% increase for the day, coupled with a bit more than a million shares changing hands. The truth of the matter is that Raptor has a long way ahead, before it can inspire real confidence in investors that sustainable growth is possible. All these acquisitions taking place between companies with similar names, the history of operations of Raptor and these sharp jumps from one industry to another are hard obstacles. [BANNER]
One way to overcome them is by signing contracts like the latest one from March 9th, but the main milestone would be no doubt a different balance sheet, one of true revenues, decreasing liabilities and increasing net income.
Until that time comes, the status quo would be – speculations driving the stock, with regular investors having a hard time to assess whether this is a good investment or not.