Notice the volume has been the largest it has been in over a year these past few weeks and the price has not really budged. Remember for every seller there is a buyer and vice versa so it is encouraging to see large volume at the bottom of the trend and the price does not move heavily to the upside or downside. Look at the long term chart. Don't you see the bottom being set in place.
There are two sets of mindframes when a stock sinks and the chart looks like it does. The ones who PANIC and sell at the bottom and the ones who have the stones and buy when it looks the ugliest. Also it is tax selling season and those who sell to take a loss for tax purposes are doing just that. I do however understand the psychology behind the action at the bottom of a trend.
Look, everything we have been waiting for is coming to fuitition. When I first was researching the company TWO years ago now I was fully aware of the timelines and the difficulty that the NHS has had implementing other national programs. I read many articles written in the UK that blasted the NHS and their ability to constantly not follow through and finish whatever they were starting. I discussed this with some back when this stock was running. Low and behold it has taken until now to get the ball rolling BUT the ball is now rolling therefore leading me to my decision to load up on shares over the past two weeks.
Like I said the time is near and liftoff for the stock price is imminent. if I am wrong you guys can let me have it .
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