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Spike, Please have a look at RFMD on a 2 or 3 year chart. Looks like a DOOZY of a rev H&S. Whaddya think, buddy?
Hey noshady
Yup, weekly inverted SHS, and the drop return to the neckline after it broke out matched the daily gap support recently. I'd be attaching bullish bias to it. Can't see a good r/r entry yet, and I'll be more bullish on it with a weekly close over $8.60, which that SHS target should deliver.....but it'll be one to watch on the bullish side for a good while I think.
Good spottin'
It was just a matter of time. Pity it tagged ya dude.
Greetings,
Yeah I seem to have set my stop at the best place to short.With this one Im sure there will be more entries.
What happened to the link to your blog Spike,is your site down?Thanks for all your advice,the write-up on hoping losers will turn green was a gem,made me rethink why I kept looking at ZICA.I suppose there's a good reason a stock is hitting 52 week lows,why fight it?
hey spikey...i will give u another stock with some upside potential....RIGL..look at the big gap between 9 and 22...quite abit of upside. As they say ...windows need to be closed at some point.
Hey ninner. Dude, how did I miss this post? I'm goin' nuts. But thanks dude.
Unfortunately, at first glance I put immediate bearish bias on RIGL. There is a gap theory I really like. It's where one targets the distance of the gap projected down from the high of the gap down day. It may take many months to meet it, with the very rare exceptions where it simply doesn't work. But on the high majority of gaps, the projection target fills, so I take it into consideration (works on longs too).
And in cases like RIGL, where the gap is so large like that one, where the gap is larger than the value of the issue after the gap down, I will look for 50% of the value of the stock on the gap down day. So in this case, I'm looking for 4.15 for it before it'll be ready for considering long.
That target sits well with bands too. But hey, I can't rule out that the gap closes first. It wouldn't be the first time it happened. I just don't like long bias yet.
Thanks again dude, and good luck with it if you decide to go with it.
One that always flashes across the Bloomberg screen in the red is SYMC,I'd post a chart,but ''stockcharts'' wont load,it looks like its at last gasp support on a 2 year chart.
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