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Originally posted by fastmover:
agree, it is dissappointing that the stock trickles down on all the relatively good news of last month...

It seems as though this stock is getting primed for a big run and port security/homeland security will be big debated issue heading into the election.. Radix may be positioned for rapid growth, keep and eye on it...

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This might have something to do with it:

-- The amendment of the Company's Articles of Incorporation to increase the authorized number of shares of common stock from 75,000,000 shares to 250,000,000 shares [i.e., more than 300%!];
-- The adoption of the 2004 Stock Incentive Plan;
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/news/articles.asp?guid={188E1F87-D2B6-4123-AD49-CB74A18C4478}&newsid=817089526&symb=RDXM&sid=1443715

Note how, in the PR, these particular adoptions are in exeedingly "small" print. Gee... I wonder why?

but the company has had that in place for awhile and only looks to be using what is necessary...

New manufacturing facililty is indicative of more contracts to come, imo..

"Gaps" occur on charts when the lowest price at which a stock trades during one reference period is greater than the highest price from the preceding period. A price gap is significant to investors in that this can signal the beginning of a new leg in the broader trend or a change in overall direction. The share price for RDXM surged higher at the open by more than 15% from its previous close.

A positive opening gap this large is technical indication that demand far outweighed available supplies. Purchasers of the stock had to bid significantly higher to reach the next point at which holders were willing to sell shares of RDXM. Consult recent company news to see what may have sparked this heightened demand.

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