In general for all darkside plays. Just keep in mind where the big guys (VCs) bought their shares. (funding price) That should be the area where shares start to sell into any run. (It becomes support) Because that's when they start making a profit. (double, 5x, 10x ?) How high it goes depends on their greed level. (how large a profit they want)
Until the stocks price reaches this price level you won't see large volumes being sold or bought. PCFG is special because it had 2 levels of funding at that post. Since it has had a third group of debit conversions in the double zero area and announced a new 2 million dollar funding goal, which should be in the triple zero range.
So by adding up the 4 price levels, any run should step up from 1 funding level to the next. Ending above the highest price where funding took place or .02. If you know the share amounts at each funding level, you can watch and judge when the next step up may occur by calculating the volumes in the run. Most 3 month Temp Job plays run stall, run stall, and run reverse, in 3 steps. With a last attempt at previous highs month 4.
Example;
1 million owned @ .01
10 million owned @ .001
100 million owned at .0001
Each funder wants a 10x profit max.
You should expect at least 125 million shares sold from .0001 to .001
Then 12.5 mil from .001 to .01 and 1.25 mil above .01; then exhaustion candle and run end.
Using 25% of daily volume as normal retail buying and selling and 75% is big guys feeding the emotion, by selling their shares for profits.
Add to this any insider accumulated in the open market before the play start. But these numbers are impossible to know. Funding share numbers can be determined by the disclosures and PRs released by the company about each debit conversion or new funding deal.
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