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Thursday, 03/01/2012 11:37:36 AM

Thursday, March 01, 2012 11:37:36 AM

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Re: Tight Bollinger bands and the usefulness of this analysis.

Take a look at the stock chart and notice that for the past 13 days it's been trading around .065 to 0.07. Now take a look at the first spike and notice that it trended sideways around .05 to .06 for 32 days. From the past 13 days till March 28th will give us a total of 32 days. Bollinger bands will surly be tight just like it was leading up to the last spike. I was mentioning to every one here how the Bollinger bands were sure getting tight and next thing you know we had a spike.

Now consider this, if bfar sends out a SEC Filling and couple that with tight Bollinger bands and what you will get is a huge ripping spike.

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