My initial though is that the weekly chart is more telling.
There's not much to say other than you're resting on a support line from June to Sept (draw the line along the tops and you'll see you're currently hovering over it). If that breaks, your next solid support is the beginning of the run that made the stock popular at the end of Sept.
Indicators don't say a heck of a lot else. Volume has decayed. So - usually that means the stock is dormant until a corporate event.
I really can't extract any serious trading from the charts. I just don't see it.
The best you can do during a stall is hit the filings. They just canned their latest accountant and have a canceled DEF 14C out there. Else, eh, there's not much to go on unless the company has pending news or some sort of event.