.03 cents hasn't been tested in over a year. Kimble set his at .09 cents which was where it was trading a few days prior. You are comparing apples to oranges. If you look at a chart you can see areas where the stock hits and bounces back up and areas where the stock goes to and bounces back down. Those are the buy/sell zones. I agree that .09 cents was not a good order because heavy support was at .11 - however, my point was that if you don't get your order filled it isn't the end of the world. Better to have a great order not filled, then a risky order filled.
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