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Friday, 11/21/2014 5:46:25 PM

Friday, November 21, 2014 5:46:25 PM

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PMEA is easy to decipher when you view all available data, historical + chart:

For those who don't subscrible, once linked hit the subject line twice: http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=PMEA&p=d&b=2&g=3&id=p17970548896

MACD is up along with Accumulation/Distribution. With the majority of penny stock trading symbols you rarely get a good combination, a solid and truthful combination like this. One is usually up, the other is down.

Not look at historical and remember we are dealing with manipulated penny stocks.

http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/pmea/historical

What usually happens after a run? It idle's out or drops, then seldom will it run again unless there is more.

First, count the last 5 trading days 'total'?

Then notice 5 days of heavy trading

Then notice even after a drop to .0021 it closes at .0034

Then notice sets of high volume days in the past 3 months? None

Then go back over a year and notice sets of high volume days? None

What your seeing here are signs of significant change, little to no manipulation from MM's/Promoters/Others...

Now, I don't know anything else about PMEA in regards to FINS, NEWs, etc.

Only what I see...

So the thing is this doesn't look like the usual penny-stock run, then fall apart thingy... lol

If early next week it closes above .0034 again, then higher during the week, even a better scenario this is not being day traded, and more to follow.

DD<

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