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Just noticing, in the chart shown in the I-Box, it would appear that a pattern has developed over the past weeks of higher lows in the dips followed by higher highs in the subsequent peaks. And, it would appear, again, in that chart, that the Stochs have come through the bottom of the cycle and are heading upward into the next cycle.
It will be interesting to watch whether this pattern continues to develop in this manner.
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Are you saying that the "report" you are quoting doesn't really exist? Why answer a simple question with a evasion?
Where did you read this report? I would love to auto track the news from Kore as well as SLJB. What is the source you use for news like this?
Are you saying that the disbelievers are all on Koolaid?
I thought so.
Excuse me Ms. Jannie, but this doesn't make sense to me. You have previously posted that you have been in regular contact with Steve Sulja, and now you label him as a con. Why would someone such as you maintain regular contact with someone whom you claim is engaged in ongoing criminal activities?
Do you still speak with him regularly?
People who work with statistical and scientific data understand that by carefully selecting ones axes, they can usually make a graph tell any story they want it to. In this case, the operational phrase in your rant is:
...flat line for the time period covered
The question is what time period you selected (it is conveniently omitted from your axis markings). Perhaps if you reached further back in time than a few days, the trendline would align itself rather differently.
But you already know that.
The amazing thing is that even when you cherrypick your way through the data, you end up failing to prove your own point. In the chart you posted, the EMA12 minus EMA 26 curve shows gently rising over time characteristics. As you are no doubt aware, this is indicative to a stable to upwardly pressured PPS.
Perhaps you should pick your way through the data more carefully next time. Perhaps you can construct a curve that actually points downward without having to go through a series of numerical contortions.
And yet if you look up at the curves presented in the I-Box, the Macd and Stochs continue to trend upward, despite all of the monkey dances to the contrary
And yet the MACD and STOCHs keep pressing upward, we are seeing upward pressure on the intraday price, and those Bollies continue to provide a squeeze channel.
Still an interesting play, in my book. Of course there is risk, but you boys sound like the sky is falling, the sky is falling.
And all the while, those Bollies keep on squeezing together tighter, and those Stoch's continue to rise.
I still think this is one has some interesting potential for additional action.
And what do you think will happen when the 50DMA crosses the PPS this week or next, triggering numerous automated packages to signal a 50 cross?
I would think a whole lot of day and Momo players watch and flip this one based on that TA signal alone, regardless of the current trading value. they will bring their own trading value with them.
Or not.
Take your own choice.
I believe charting is a valuable undertaking.
As you feel that the currently traded amount is insufficient, would you be so kind as to state just what the daily trading has to be befofre you consider the chart to be valid?
The chart now shows the Bollinger bands still squeezing in tightly, and the Stochs starting to turn back up after levelling out up high.
Definitely an interesting issue to watch.
As you observe, the chart has positive aspects, but is somewhat equivocal. Either a good time to get in for the max profit, or else a good time to get in for a loss. You have to play it the way you see it.
And yes, you and I did discuss it peaceably, but this other guy came in swinging, like he was the board enforcer or something. Sounds like he can't tolerate someone who might express some positive thoughts.
Since you brought the subject up, Why would YOU post here, and attack someone over his chartsmanship rather than discuss it peaceably?
As I said, it looks to me as though volume is picking up simultaneously with the Stoch's. At the same time, the Bollies are squeezing down hard, usually a signal of a takeoff, either to the up or down side. In this stock, one can take a position and either catch a gap up and win, or gap down and lose.
If you support this company, that's fine, it looks like it has been through some heavy pounding lately. But you needn't be a supporter or detractor to play it. Just buy at the appropriate time and take profit when appropriate.
What I'm talking about is a quick swing play on a stock with increasing volume, rising price and closing spread. Your focus on teensy little buys at the end of the day is misguided at best.
Do you have an axe to grind about this particular stock? And what has that got to do with swing in/swing out and walk away with some money?
You're wrong about volume dying off. It has been increasing lately. And I hardly consider the 2 mill. volume two days ago and the 4 mill. volume yesterday "painting". That would look to me like more than "painting".
And instead of looking at the oscillators, watch the Stoch's and the Bollies.
But on this one, the volume has been increasing (running over 2 million 2 days in a row) and the spread has been closing up. Looks to me like I want to watch this one for a while.
Looking at the chart for this one, the Stoch's are running favorable and the Bollies are squeezing in tight. Might be worth a flyer for the swing that would appear to be about to hit. Just my opinion.
Boy. This one really took off today. What a swing trade it would have made if I had only been in on it.
Since I learned that flipping is the only safe way to make money on the pinkies, I'll be watching and may try a go at it from here.
Looking at this one for some quick in/out action. It would seem to have some potential.
This stock has been in the doldrums since the telecom collapse a few years ago. Not bad for a periodic swing play. Hopefully, it is coming back to life.