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Unfortunately I think there is some further decline to go (2.55-2.60) possibly even retouching the lows of mid-March before another run to $4.00 My money is sitting and waiting for re-entry. Watching the RSI 14 chart for it to reach oversold at 30 or less and see where we are price wise at that point. This may all come together just before earnings release time, with good earnings being the catalyst to get this jump started in the right direction.
Actually 20 is considered oversold, 80 overbought
Not according to the TD Ameritrade RSI chart. Only at about 45, need to be at 30
Just hoping that 3.30 does not become the new norm, rather than 4.00. as they say, "old support levels become new resistance levels once broken".
Since 16 July '16, the 4.00 area has been a strong support level, but has also been resistance. In mid Feb. we dipped below 4.00 and the most recent attempt to break it was met with a serious decline. If we form a base here at 3.30 I may have to get in here.
I still need to learn much about all the financing terms and exactly how they work. So any input would be appreciated.
I think any decline in share price would be short-lived, to me it feels like the consensus is that the share price/current value is at about 4.00 (maybe a bit higher) Good earnings report would move that up.
Now that EKSO has come down to the 3.30 support, the question is, where to now? Below moving averages, comparison to previous chart moves, dilutive financing, past reaction to financing deals and lack of sales news has me betting on further decline to at least 2.70-2.75. That is where I will be getting back in IF it does drop that far. Also watching to see if it reaches the oversold condition.
Some time ago I mentioned that I thought that they would wait until the price stabilized at the 4.00 level before another round of financing. I don't understand the pricing at which they get there shares. Last time, they did the same thing and the PPS dropped to below the issue price. I am expecting it to slide to that price (3.14), possibly less. So, I will hold off on buying back in for a while. Sure am glad I am on the sidelines for now, because I would be fuming right now.
Is there a lock-up period that sets a period of time that they must hold those shares for?
In a way I am glad I am out. I would be freaking out with these crazy moves.
It seems like every time Fitz-gerald releases an article, this happens. This time was a more drastic upward move, so I guess that is why the drastic downward move. What has me baffled is that his article said nothing that hadn't been out there before his article. Even the videos were out there before. So why the sudden buying of the stock. All the info was out there before the slide in share price to below $3. Why did it slide when and reverse on basically the same situation?
I don't see much support that could keep this from dropping to about 3.30.
It has once again reached, but not broken, the 200 day moving average and again seems to be fading.
Back down to support levels, question is does is hold (seems like LOTS of support here) or does it break down and retrace lows. I will be watching MUCH closer (paying attention to whether it reaches oversold or not) and be ready to re-enter.
I've made plenty of mistakes and am still learning. Some hurt worse than others and some cause you not make as much as you could have. I am kicking myself for this latest one, but I have to be patient and wait for my next entry point. It will come....maybe...lol
Looking on the positive side...the stocks I bought with the money are both up and one pays 10% dividend. One is coming off an oversold situation (I was lucky and got it on it's low) so I hope there is some good upside from here. I'm looking at it this way...I didn't hit a grand slam this time but got a double and triple, as long as the runs score I'm ok with that.
I'm going to wait the required time for the tax loss write off (May 10), see where it is then. If it retraces and tests near the lows I'll get back in, otherwise, I missed it. My mistake was not watching the RSI chart and seeing the oversold condition hit the low a second time and my misfortune of not being in when Fitz-Gerald released his article. I do believe there will be a retrace, I don't know how low. If EKSO comes out with some type of good news before then I will surely be locked out.
Nope...it moved up too quickly, I'm out. I held since the beginning but got kicked out with stop-loss, now I'm screwed.
Looks like last filing was 19 Jan by 2 officers, one was share purchase and options, second was options.
I believe institutions must file 13F quarterly. Is that correct?
Answering my own question...
Reporting Period for American Listed Companies
In America an insider is required to file its initial filing on Form 3 within 10 days of becoming an officer, director, or beneficial owner. Changes in insider stock ownership are reported on Form 4 and must be reported to the SEC within two business days. Insiders must file a Form 5 to report any transactions that should have been reported earlier on a Form 4 or were eligible for deferred reporting. If a Form 5 must be filed, it is due 45 days after the end of the company's fiscal year. For a more detailed explanation about the different insider reporting forms (3, 4 and 5) from the SEC you can click here.
How soon after a purchase or sale of shares does an insider have to file?
I wonder how much of those shares were sold off in stop loss protection? Or did they pick up more at the bottom? How confident are they in their company?
You said it perfectly. I still don't see what DD was done. He had no way of knowing about the Fitz-Gerald article. He is either part of the manipulation or very lucky to have gotten in before the article release. If the later is the case, congrats to him.
Exactly what DD have you done? If you have done yours, you would know that past articles have only produced short term pops and return back down, but then again I don't expect that you will be around very long either.
Although it's nice to see a big green day, don't get too excited, we've seen this before.
At this point, for many of us, only one of his possible outcomes is good for us, #1. His second option (sale of company)would surely bring a nice premium from the current share price, problem is that many of us have been in EKSO for some time and are down considerably. I doubt the premium would bring us much above what we are down currently. New investors at this level would benefit from #2. Anyone who has been in EKSO a while could benefit some only if they have some free money and the courage to add to their position at this low share price. You would have to feel certain that #3 won't happen. At this point, I am holding money aside for a base to form before I get back in. The move on Wednesday was nice but yesterday still says we are on shaky ground. This Fitz article may help. I may end up missing the move.
The latest from Fitz-Gerald...could see some upward movement from this.
https://moneymorning.com/investing/update-ekso-bionics-make-or-break-moment/
X-AR....this is part of what EKSO acquired from Equipois
https://www.sigmaergonomics.com/products/exoskeletal-arm-support-for-manual-tasks/