The fundamentals and especially the strategic value remain strong, so maybe technicals are not the final story. If it is true that the price is being manipulated to "shake out" whatever shares can be obtained from weak hands, and it seems to me that is based on price movement vs the size of the transactions and how it has gotten painted red on low volume at the end of the day then those who are doing this probably are sophisticated enough to craft this to create a head and shoulders formation to precipitate the exodus of as many as possible to enable an acquisition at the lowest price .
So, it is a question of whether fear or facts will win in end. I have seen no facts anywhere that this is not a solid investment, and wholly support CEMM's view of why to hold and acquire this stock. Technicals are not what caused most of us to buy under a nickel per share, and they are not what will not cause me to sell. If I was here for a quick flip, it would but I suspect that shareholders driven by that motive are long gone by now, and we are so close to getting some real news that is going to really move this stock one way or the other. I would rather make a decision on news or events pertaining to the business outcome than on the quantified short-term psychology that is technical analysis.
"Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy"
