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Spike,
Where's the bottom on your chart? When I look at the monthly, I see $8.69 is a support from several years ago. Or are you looking at earthworm city?
The TA I'm lookin' at (Burnt Toast methodology) is suggestive of potential for $4.00 support in the months ahead. Then there's the weekly failed fuzzy C looking for a 5th down to $6.00 in the below chart I did a short time ago. Weekly band support isn't until 4.00 and rising. And if you draw the Wolfe Wave projection line from the Red 1 across the Red 4 low, there's another TA-based target line ($8.00). I'll hold that bias while ever 12.05 resistance holds.
Look at MFLX GO! (South, that is). HUGE drop into the $26 range. It lost 20% of its value today alone!
Last daily chart I did for MFLX:
And this one is when I called the double top back at 60.00:
This is one for bagholders to learn from. Certain significant TA is to be respected ain't it...
Spike,
Remember the good old days? When I first came over here, I bought OFG with MM. Then you posted a "caution longs" on OFG's price action, and I listened to you. I bought in at $30.40 or so, and got out at $29.75 I think. Looking back on it, I am glad I got out of Dodge when you said so.
The high (the starting point) for A. On your chart that would be 5b.
OK thanks for clarifying. I just did fuzzy recount which is probably still formal EW 'incorrect', but probably more within reasonable fuzzy limits for me. Either way, it's a breakdown of a bullish pattern that bodes bearishly. I'd rather be a fuzzy bear on PARL than a blind bull hehe
Spike,
Remember the good old days? When I first came over here, I bought OFG with MM. Then you posted a "caution longs" on OFG's price action, and I listened to you. I bought in at $30.40 or so, and got out at $29.75 I think. Looking back on it, I am glad I got out of Dodge when you said so.
Did I ever thank you for that? Thanks, Spike.
heh, yes sir, I believe you did say thanks. Yeah.....the good old days. Back when Vulcans were seeking revenge on OFG. A patient vulcan would have gotten a good % short winner selling into strength on that one! But hey, I don't like to talk about shorting MM picks too much I just wish the 'caution longs' for the likes of MFLX and BBD were headed by every non-diversified inexperienced trader who reads this forum. There's gotta be some pain out there for the lurking lovers of MFLX. Hate to see it.
My take is: don't take this long right now.
Highs to lows sez that $40 is probably the bottom. PnF wants $30 for the bottom, but I think the highs to lows line is more accurate in this case. In any case, I am not taking a long here.
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