3D Eye Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TDEY) And Partners Sink Down Deeper

3D Eye Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TDEY) is hanging by a threat, above an abyss of even lower prices. The stock lost more than 33% to slide to $0.0053 on dollar volumes of above $402,000. Selling volumes were the highest in the past trading weeks, as the red in the graph drowns out the days of growth. All of this happened despite the claims that TDEY took none other on board than Thomas Kinkade and his popular Christmas art.

For now, the only message containing the mention of Kinkade is the repeated press release of TDEY. But despite the content efforts, a double-zero stock will behave on its own laws, with much higher and seemingly irrational volatility.

Investors’ forums are skeptical of those content deals, as TDEY is still low on its application sales, and there are no indicators that viewing 3D movies and images would take off enough to ensure solid earnings and a respectable stock price.

The graph of partner company PBS Holding, Inc. (OTCMKTS:PBHG) looks no better, as the ticker went through painful daily corrections, only to slide below the penny levels as well. Still, all was good while it lasted, both tickers rising in a mutually propelled publicity effort.

In the last trading day, double-zero tickers were relatively inactive, with only GNCC Capital, Inc. (OTCMKTS:GNCC) appearing among the more active, as it is currently reeling down in correction. The stock showed not unusual behavior for the sub-penny range, as it grew four times from $0.001 and quickly retreated.

TDEY was the rare sub-penny selection that made a smooth run, instead of jumping immediately to the higher level. Supported by good publicity, TDEY lasted for a while, growing four or five times in the past trading weeks, only to slacken as investors lost patience, and it became clear that TDEY was tied up with other pumped stocks.

If you are still prepared to take on TDEY in the hope that it could stage a daily rise, it is still best to be aware that any volatile ticker could easily sink down even to triple-zero levels. Plan your investment accordingly and be aware of all the red flags surrounding this company.

The weather is no better for the third company in the group, Swordfish Financial, Inc. (OTCMKTS:SWRF), which also claimed to help with the distribution of 3D content. The ticker sank sharply to $0.004 after shedding about 50% in November.