Replies to post #250 on THREE-DAY-TRADER

[THREE-DAY-TRADER]

$AZFL ~ Giving it time yet to run upward.
The move up to .0014 on 4/26 was just an early sign of things yet to come in my opinion.
.001 or less is still cheap in my view for upcoming trading yet (in the short term).

So we shall see what happens going forward.

>>>I'm looking to add another new trade soon at anytime ~~ FYI.

[THREE-DAY-TRADER]

$AZFL ~ On the verge of a likely potential momentum shift towards bullish (after many weeks of an extended bear trend) if you look at specific indicators at website below.
For example, the ADX +D/-D lines are now starting to converge toward bullish,
OBV & A/D have stabilized & showing increasing accumulation since at least a week ago,
and the CCI with the RSI are showing stability & signs of a trend reversal higher for the short term (tracking them from late April thru today)

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/AZFL/technical-chart#/technical-chart?plot=CANDLE&volume=total&data=DO&density=O&pricesOn=1&asPctChange=0&logscale=0&indicators=STOFA(14,3);RSI(14,100);DON(20);ADXMOD(14);ERI(13);CCI(20,100);MFI(14,100);OBV;ACCUM;CHKOSC;PTP(50)&sym=AZFL&grid=1&height=500&studyheight=100

It's been almost 4 weeks since I initiated coverage on April 21 (.0007-.001 trading then) and a bit of a long wait, with an avg cost near .0008, but finally it should be due for some worthwhile upside in my opinion.
$SCIE similarly took 4.5 weeks before a great result was achieved & it was more diluted than $AZFL is today. Sometimes they take a few weeks with me (& sometimes they pop in 2 days), but usually my subpenny trades have paid off with patience & proper cost avg risk/reward strategy