Yeah… If you think it through, he might have set them up for a big fall, and thus he'' be able to swoop in later, and buy it up for a fraction of what he was initially going to pay.
LOL.
Probably both stocks will be rollercoasters. Which is what you want, if you're a day-trader. (Which I am not.)
Anyway, sidetracking here, but …daytraders need to have absolutely NO EMOTION. And especially no emotional attachment to the stock. Just find a rollercoaster-ing stock and sell when it has upwards momentum, and then buy when it tumbles.
I always fuck-up the timing! lol