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Monday, 03/01/2021 6:04:17 PM

Monday, March 01, 2021 6:04:17 PM

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Yes indeed, the day-in/day-out monitoring of an investment portfolio. The ultimate psychological roller-coaster ride.

The long drawn out repetition game of drop and recover so well orchestrated by the "Deep Pocket Investors" (Financial Institutions) to the point of mental exhaustion by the small, impatient retail investor to the extent of letting go of the coat tails way to early and missing out on the significant moves to the upside.

CLWD for instance:

Dead in the water for most of 2020 until June PR's when it hits an intraday high of .0163 for the first time on July 6th.

Trends lower until the 2nd Quarter 10Q is about to be released and as result hits an intraday high of .0163 for the second time on August 10th.

From August 11th to January 5th on average it stays in the .0060-.0070 range with the occasional head-fake off of a PR and 3rd Quarter 10Q that periodically takes it to the .01 cent range.

Then we get to that magical January 6th date when the "Whales" had accumulated enough from the little guy over the preceding six months and decided it was time to take it higher.

So far since January 6th we've had two intraday highs--one on January 15th--.1830 and the other on February 10th--.1850.

I would anticipate some decent catalysts in the not too distant future with some PR's in March followed by the 10K in April and the 1st Quarter 10Q in May. That's when the share price movement should really get interesting.

It should be well worth the wait.





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