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Originally posted by Doniboy:
I feel great. The stock ended on a high note. I was just concerned with the RSI. Like I said, the last time it went that high the stock dumped. We have been pretty steady since the initial panic.

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Originally posted by Doniboy:
Hold-Em,

Thanks for your post. Do you think there would be some tell tale sign before a dump? Also, when you say dump, do you mean a drop to triple zeros again or just another correction of a few ticks.

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Originally posted by Doniboy:
Hold-Em,

Thanks for your post. Do you think there would be some tell tale sign before a dump? Also, when you say dump, do you mean a drop to triple zeros again or just another correction of a few ticks.

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I'm sorry I shouldnt say dump!

I meant retrace, and I have no idea how much that will be to get the RSI back into the 50 range [ maybee some of you math wizards can calculte that] but it will retrace. If I were to speculate ,and its olny my opinion but I would expext mid 50's range without the pr's and hype.

That last pr! what do you think of it? I dont think they gave us anything we didnt know. I hope the next PR will only come when they have something solid. I would rather wait another month for a PR, than to see another one of those.

Do I think it will touch penny-land again? Yes I think it will, but it may be a while without solid news and contracts.

I'm hoping for the best! GlTA

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Originally posted by JimSC:
I think a good trading system should be
able to detect and alert this kind of
error by: (1) Checking the inventory will
find out the number of shares is bigger
than the inventory; (2) The pps is way
out of the bid/ask range; (3) The total
amont of trasaction should be displayed.
Most of the FFs are part of the MMs's
game to confuse the inverstors. Please
notice that all orders of FFs are very
small; for example, 2500 at 0.0068 can
not possible come from an investor.
Don't wast time tring to profit from
the FFs.

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Originally posted by JimSC:
My last msg posted on this thread was on
Feb. 28, exactly 4 weeks ago, in which I stated
that I will check back after 6 weeks. Well, things
have progressed much faster than I expected. I
feel like to check back now.
Many members are concerned about the swings of
the pps. In fact, the swing of the pps is normal
for all stocks. This is due to the force of the
buying and selling pressures, or the balance
of supply and demand. If you check the movement
of the pps of USXP in the recent run, you will
find that it swinged much more violently than that
of RSHN.
In order to help you understand the current
status, I will express my opinions in Q/A
format:
Q. Has the pps of RSHN hit the top?
A. No. Based on the market capital, 0.01
is too low for the potential of RSHN. As
compared to USXP, which has 5 times the float
of RSHN, it is too low for the MMs to recover
their cost. USXP's recent peak is 0.035, so
RSHN must be 0.175 in order for the MMs to
recover the same profit as that from USXP.
Q. Will the pps tank as it reaches the top?
No, the MMs have invested a lot of time and
momey in RSHN, they will not let it tank. So
far, most sales are from the investors, the
MMs only used a small portion of their shares
to manipulate the pps. They will raise the pps
to unload their inventory. Check out the chart
of USXP, and you will understand how it works.
Q. Can you recommend a strategy for profit
management?
A. Yes, Set your goals for 5 stages, and
sell 20% of your shares at each stage. Follow
your own system, and don't listen to rumors.

The above statements are my personal opinions,
please disregard them while making your buy/sell
decisions. Do your DD and play your own game.
Treat each trade as a gamble. Good luck.

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Originally posted by 2fstws6:
What is an ideal rsi ? dont you want it to be just above 50.70 sounds decent,but then again Iam new.If you have the time please anyone explain.Thanks.Green day for friday with the way it closed yesterday.IMO

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