Thanks for the congrats...
If we knew each other in person, you'd see me as generous with boundaries, kind with boundaries, funny, sincere, and yes, brash, or harsh and or overly straightforward.
There's a time for everything and I realize my post was probably too direct in a few ways.
One thing I've learned is this : it's hard to win an argument with a smart person, and even harder to win an argument with a dumb person.
Not saying anyone here is dumb...though it's clear there are broadly disparate levels of experience and education here, what I am saying is that I should tailor my comments and guidance regarding SFOR for the masses instead of hoping everyone has thick skin, can admit when they're wrong, and can openly learn a lesson.
Speaking of SFOR and the $0.0014's, if this stock only goes as low as $0.0011, then bounces back to the $0.0014's then guess what Bulls?
That means, from a TA perspective, that the step in the charts went like this:
Bears tried and couldn't bring it below $0.0006. Stock rallied and fell and the Bears couldn't get it below $0.0007, then $0.0009, then $0.0010, and the latest bear fail would be $0.0011.
That'd be very bullish and we'd see share price ascent, volume acceleration, and in theory, higher highs to go with higher lows.
If this stock can't get below $0.0011, I'll buy my sold $0.0015's and $0.0016's right back and cross my fingers that $0.0014's give way to $0.0016's which hopefully cave to $0.0017's then off to the races.
So there folks... Put those prices on your radar. At the very least, they are price points of interest and at best, they're price points you can safely add to.
As I stated in my previous post, if the $0.0011's give way to $0.0010 then you GOTTA (from a TA perspective) watch the pressure on those $0.0009's.
Because if the Bears can take SFOR to $0.0009 then that sets up a broken chart, a lower low scenario and a clear route to $0.0006 which would be the last support line between here and ...well, lower than $0.0005. :(.
Even if that bearish scenario unfolded, I'd just be a buyer, hand over fist because I believe in Mr. Kay, and SFOR's product, patents, and revenue generating contracts.
