Hey dmlabuda, if you spent lest time reading your chart book and more time doing DD like the rest of us, you'd understand why the price tanked from the retail selling price of ten cents a share down to .0015. The former CEO sold shares into a dead market. It's a no brainer that SBCO is going right back to it's former retail selling price. Only thing different this time around is, it's a brand new company with wildly unlimited upward potential.
Your charting skills look good on paper, but in all reality, they suck, imo.