When a stock isn't moving as fast as you would like or expect, it can sometimes feel like the big move will never happen.
But that is just a feeling, nothing more and nothing less.
And feelings are not reality, they are a reflection on what has already transpired so they are really just a reflection of the past -- they are not predictive.
Once a stock breaks out, then the feeling changes to a positive one and all of a sudden you can "feel" it and you "know" that the stock will now be green on several consecutive days and take off -- and then it does!
So you falsely conclude that your feelings are predictive, even though the reason the stock is going higher the next day has nothing to do with your feelings -- it is just that the momentum has reversed and the buying pressure escalates rapidly as buyers don't want to miss out on the run -- and sellers take a pause and either remove or raise their asks because they don't want to sell too low when it looks like the stock is going a lot higher in the near future -- so even though your positive feelings correlate with the stock price going up, it is just a correlation and nothing more, just as your feelings gets negative when a stock is going down or when you expect it to go up and it doesn't move on your timetable -- just a correlation and not predictive at all.
GRNH will breakout this week because on Friday the money finally started to circulate into the pinks and GRNH is the leader of the pinks, so it will get a ton of the pink money that comes in this week.
Everybody is looking for the next runner and we saw what happened to MCO$ late Friday after being mired in a similar chart pattern as GRNH.
GRNH gets the MCO$ treatment tomorrow...
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