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Yea it opened at 4.95 and ran up to 5.50 and then downhill from there - different this go as we had news during the day. The last go was just to much of a gap.
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by looking at the L2's my guess is we see a small retrace at open, then a steady climb mid-morning through mid-afternoon, then a sell off EOD. That's my guess anyway, but if your here for the long term this is a definite winner!
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The news from yesterday has been played out when it went to $5.15 yesterday. Now the "sell on news" crowd is here. Could be a good entry point below $4.00.
Jo
Edited to add: Well, darn as soon as I mentioned trying to get in below $4, it reversed from $4.02 to $4.16
I have that kind of effect on stocks.
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WTF why can't stuff just stay up..... this stock fell hard after a run in the past too..... I still think it should close over $4 if not that's a bad sign
damn it and it's a friday before holiday coming up... that's never good
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I think there's a pretty good possibility that this one settles in the low-to-mid 3's. Looking at yesterday's candle, there was a lot of trading action all the way up the candle, so there's still profit-taking that could be going on, as well as loss-cutting as well. I guess we'll see what happens.
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CURRENT PRICE 4.08, at resistance, 4 ± 0.16, type double, strength 10
RESISTANCE ABOVE None.
SUPPORT BELOW -11% at 3.63 ± 0.14, type single, strength 2 -18.9% at 3.31 ± 0.13, type double, strength 10 -32.4% at 2.76 ± 0.11, type single, strength 3 -54.9% at 1.84 ± 0.07, type single, strength 3 -62.3% at 1.54 ± 0.06, type single, strength 5 -67.4% at 1.33 ± 0.05, type triple, strength 4 -70.3% at 1.21 ± 0.05, type single, strength 2 -72.5% at 1.12 ± 0.04, type double, strength 2 -74.8% at 1.03 ± 0.04, type triple, strength 4
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quote:Originally posted by Livinonklendathu: IMO they are selling into the runs - look at the filings / S-3 dates and the dates the news has been released and you will have your answer.
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Actually, shorts covering positions provide nice little cushion spots for stocks that are dropping. It's when there are no short positions that buy to cover with profit that a stock can just plummet.
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It's not shorts, its people cashing in and the company diluting.. that is what makes this stock a flipper but not an investment yet. Sell it on the run, and then reload for the next PR.
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I still think shorting should be illegal How dare they sell something they don't own and exacerbate a drop..... keep it simple buy or sell
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Come on, the Dec 1 S3 is only 500,000 shares.... that's a tiny amount
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quote:Originally posted by Livinonklendathu: IMO they are selling into the runs - look at the filings / S-3 dates and the dates the news has been released and you will have your answer.
You're talking about naked shorting, I think. There's a difference. In a true short, two parties are involved, just like in a buy. The person who loans the stock to the short seller (usually a broker) has to own the stock before they can loan it. So shorting is no more unethical than buying. You're just purchasing the right from an owner of the stock to sell them the stock at a given price. If the price moves against you, the person who loaned you the stock makes money, and if it moves for you, you make money. It's a simple proposition, and it's not unethical at all.
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As Woodsy Owl says.... give a hoot! Don't dillute! and they are not no other board even brings it up.... they all can't be dumb
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I just don't see the difference between buying a stock when you think the stock price will rise, and shorting the stock when you think it will go down.
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mmmmmm it feels wrong cause u don't own it.... lets say a stock shoots up like this one..... cause people buy it.... it should only drop cause those SAME people sell it, not cause a bunch of clown shorts come in and say "it's too high" it's basically shorts borrowing the shares people just bought and selling them out from under you.... selling your own shares practically!
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What's the difference between a chart reader looking at a chart and making a long decision based upon his belief that the stock's price will rise, and the same chart reader looking at a chart and making a decision based on his belief that the price will fall?
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