That's why I noticed it - the slow steady climb. That's what I look for usually. This thing is way down in the slums of the slums for me (sub-pennies... I usually stick to real stocks, but I like to dabble with house money once in awhile with these things).
The strong steady chart caught my eye. Once something pops it's too late, but in retrospect I've seen this kind of activity leading to an eventual sustained growth or pop, one or the other. I'll hang on for awhile and see what happens.
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