Hey Hopester,
Since you joined this board, you have stated at least a dozen times if we break $1.20, it will be a quick drop to the $1-$1.10’s, and possibly to the .75 range. (Posts 14736, 13094, 13813, 14575,16541 among others)
We’ve closed below it for 6 days now. You have kept your original shares, and even nibbled and bought a little more on one of our “up” trends. You would think you would have unloaded as soon as we crossed that $1.20 mark, as you would be able to get back in cheaper no? Or what’s the point of making such claims. Charts are pretty accurate right? Or is it but and hold in the hopes of something now. Can’t keep it straight.
But now today we must break above $1.20 resistance. What happened to our quick descent?
July 21, indicators were pointing up. (Post 13941). Sitting at $1.30. Drifted down to the mid $1.20’s for 3 weeks.
June 12 Post 12802. “That makes $1.30 a giveaway”. Drifted lower for nearly a month.
Now when I say to you lucky you weren’t in on dday last year, you show me a 2 year chart saying it was clearly overbought. That run up would have blown through all your technical data, on solid news, with great volume. You claim you don’t mind buying at higher prices, but magically you would have seen they were overbought, stayed away or sold, and would have gotten out before the dilution that slammed the stock.
But yet you try to claim voodoo metrics for Eich’s penny guessing accuracy a vast majority of the time. Don’t imagine he thinks it brings any edge as to when to get in or out, but being in a his company does allow for some pretty accurate calls...all without charts.
Dismiss him as you wish. After dday, he called where we would be with outstanding accuracy. Even though zome, who had “seen a climb back before” after a dilution event, were loading up with a 30k purchase in the $1.60’s right after the event. To bad zome didn’t listen. Doesn’t matter, they’re still Happy.
You’re charts just change day to day based on the past. Inaccurate and basically useless with a stock like this. Claim the charts always see the news ahead of time. Absolute joke. Sure we might see a significant uptick in volume and price an hour or two, or even the whole day before close. But we’ve seen that a million times only to be back down even lower, with dried up volume again.
I’m sorry but there’s no way your charts can predict any news that could inevitably move this stock in a big way either good or bad. A $50 million contract for ARS could shoot us up to $2 or $3 in a day, or a failed trial or adverse event could throw us down by more than a half in a heartbeat. All too late to do anything.
So keep calling it voodoo metrics. You’re predictions are pretty much useless. You’re down on Pluristem right? But like you said, “they haven’t let you down so far”. Charts might as well originate in Haiti on a stock like this.
Go Fonzie!!!
