Replies to post #190 on THREE-DAY-TRADER

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Probably that was a good add for avg down (@ .0007) on $SCIE that likely will pay off.
But objectively it looks like crap today.
This is just like $FLSR a couple weeks ago where it dropped -41% from first entry & where dilution ramped up more surprisingly and then averaged down and it paid off a short while later.
I just hope $SCIE follows suit similarly. It's not anymore diluted that $FLSR was & it is just as oversold.

OBV line (& AD) also trending up yet vs, the recent price decline, so potential is there for $SCIE to pop. It's over due to return at least toward low .001's (from .0006 low so far today)

Trading with these OTC-Subpenny stocks lately has not been as fun as back in November & December when I had such a good run with multiple tickers that often paid off more quickly & mostly popped more huge.
Hopefully we can shake it off 7 get back on track soon.

[THREE-DAY-TRADER]

$SCIE ~ After yesterday's trading factored in, it seems that OBV & AD took a sharp pull back giving up most gains from prior weeks. Prior to that, it was trending up diverging from declining pps as stated yesterday.
Anyhow, looking at many indicators along with RSI, it looks very oversold.
Opportunity yet forming?? We shall see

[THREE-DAY-TRADER]

$SCIE ~ I also added @ .0007.
Avg now is approx .00085 (after first entry @ .001 on Feb 2).
There have been plenty of .0007's available today 7 since yesterday afternoon.

Alerted same earlier via private e-mail alert to subscribers.

It worked 3 weeks ago with FLSR.
Hopefully it will similarly or better for our SCIE in the near future. Personally, I think SCIE has better potential than FLSR did once it would move upward.
SCIE is over due for a move up.