I like your charts, but there is something on this most current one I want to point out, not to be a negative Nancy, but to be a realist. You are so correct, so much on that sharpchart is great, primary and secondary indicators both, and you don't even mention the RSI up top having both turned up and broken thru.
My point of concern on this chart, however, short term anyway, is in regards to the 5 and 30 day moving average lines, short and midterm trend lines. Though the uptrending support line beneath is holding nicely, the 5dma line has clearly topped, and the 30dma has begun to rollover. No way of knowing, but this does suggest further consolidation, even weakness, before, if we are right on the new uptrend, that uptrend begins in earnest. How long or how low is anyone's guess, but it continues to try to hold around the 50dma currently around $.0162. The couple of breaks below that to around $.015 quickly reversed, so though worth noting, do not at least yet ruin the chart. And now we have the $.017 or $.0171 level beginning to possibly provide some support. The 50dma remains so far the stronger current support level. Below that, the $.01 and then $.006 levels are the strongest support levels of all on the chart, $.006 especially, but I am less confident those will be reached now. Much Less than ideal news would make me revisit that. This thing really does seem to be trying to build higher support levels. The outlier, of course, continues to be when the next dilutive selling into the market takes it's next wack, and whether with the patent now issued and more time having gone by those wacks might be tempered.
I would add another observation, in follow up to a post I made I believe on Friday asking/wondering how that later day $.022 trade was able to happen, when at the time and for many minutes later the bid/ask were in the .018's/.019's. Take out that one fluke or manipulative trade, I don't know the explanation for it, but take that out and that bigger of the last two spikes on the chart never happened and that large spike would top well below the final shorter one. This revised chart taking that one trade out would suggest consolidation is still under way, and not yet a turn higher. More food for thought. And I would note, it may not be fair taking out that one trade, when I know I've seen that happen before, so who knows what spikes, down or up, I've seen it both ways, who knows what spikes on the chart can actually be relied on. This frustrates me, having a strong technical component to my stock analysis and trading/investing. But food for thought. GLTA
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