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Re: cdaniel394 post# 58142

Monday, 09/25/2017 5:44:55 PM

Monday, September 25, 2017 5:44:55 PM

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Not saying we're going to repeat the exact same thing... But the last bull run began July 12th, 2017, 12 days (7 of which were open market days, would have been 8 open market days if not for the 4th of July holiday) after the end of quarter 4/ fiscal year 2016...

Leading up to July 12, 2017:

On July 3rd volume was 605,785
On July 5th volume was 843,217
On July 6th volume was 864,449
On July 7th volume was 398,227
On July 10th volume was 677,693
On July 11th volume was 676,404

Then the bull run quietly and suddenly began:

On July 12th volume was 476,124
On July 13th volume was 5,630,699

And it was this point, like someone just suddenly flipped a switch after this and out of no where volume came up and remained up as we ran through August 9th, 2017...

Note... July 12th is technically the beginning footstep of the bull run... And that day fell on a Wednesday... But it was July 13th when volume suddenly piled in, a Thursday... Before this, we had 3 red say that traded much like today did... And we did that for some time (red and green days with minimum growth and loss)...

I would compare today to June 26th, 2017... Both days were Mondays, both days were red days with minimum loss, both days followed a red Friday with minimum loss, both days had considerably low volume, both days are near the upper Band of a tightened Bollinger Band/ Consolidation Period just before a break out bull run (or anticipated break out bull run) which was also near the 50 day Moving Average, both days occurred following a price per share increase that held and traded sideways for a little bit, and finally both days are at the end of their associated quarters... And also note the MACD and RSI behavior is also comparable at both points...

Today we had 627,840 in volume FYI...

Go compare all this action and these days here:

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=AMFE&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p27295914167

Again, nothing says this will repeat exactly the same way or following the same time table... But I look for repetitive and comparable behavior when it comes to stair stepping stocks like AMFE... You'd be surprised how many things are fairly coincidentally close in nature... For example, our last bull run we experienced roughly a 40% retrace afterwards... and the bull run before that we experienced roughly a 40% retrace too... Coincidence? Probably, but don't ignore those or write them off completely either... This is how I've been fairly good with predicting this thing lately... I was pretty close to where I thought the floor of this retrace would land (I said $0.145, it turned out to be $0.1425), and I've been good about predicting its behavior.... But note, nothing says it has to be exactly the same even in nature, there are a lot of moving parts and outside forces that factor in, and unforeseen things too that can occur, or different catalysts, etc...

But ---IF--- this trades anything like last time, we're VERY close to exploding the roof of this thing!!!

Here is a visual aid:



Even notice how the patterns circle match respectively to the pattern of the current period circled (I connected matching circles):