harr449, definitely. Especially around the first half of June in 2012. Though the same could be said for many stocks during that time. The last chart you posted looks very volatile. As with the other charts you posted, it seems you knew the next run was coming. I understand some technicals, but not enough to feel comfortable using it at this moment. I started learning before this semester of college, but had to put it to a halt being busy with school. I do hope to pick it back up one day, but it's probably the most difficult trading style to learn.
I will be sure to bookmark your post on technical indicators, as I believe it could be helpful. Thank-you for the "how to" links for SEC filings. I know how to read most of it, but there are still some things I don't understand. I'll be sure to read that when I find the time.
It shows on Nov. 27, 2009 that it was $23. The chart doesn't go any father. Can you explain this? Was AOL Inc. (AOL) one of the many internet companies that went private after the "dot bubble".
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