I'll take a shot at answering your question:
1. Technically, Cashbyers has provided the answer revolving around the moving average of the stock.
2. Fundamentally as regards the industry as a whole, I think that some specific word on the reduced regulatory burden on the vaping industry would help a lot.
3. Fundamentally as regards Vapor Hub itself, I think a progress report by the company on its financing-options progress would be constructive. The company did a lot of "road shows" via infomercial radio awhile ago and it really didn't do much for the stock.
4. As regards hyping the stock (in a non-pumping, Kosher kind of way), if one of the gang here wants to go on "The Woof of Wall Street" or similar board within Investors Hub, go for it.
5. Overall, the key to the puzzle may very well reside with the TCA Global Fund which is the major debt-holder. They have every reason to want the stock to move up, provided they convert their debt into equity - they'd be shareholders just like you and would want to see the stock perform (as contrasted to just dumping out at a fraction of what they could get if they were to hold on and the stock were to reach its value based on earnings prospects and value of its product-formulas).
6. If anyone wants to write Philip Morris (or whichever cigarette company) and suggest that they take over VHUB, go for it.
This is a start, anyway. I'm sure others on this board will have more and better ideas.
