Few months back there was a huge single trade of over 54 million shares. The stock has not traded above 1.44 since.
It might need to come down and retest 0.95 before breaking above 1.44.
Usually this kind of stock tend to have a late rally after the rally in bluechip stocks pauses. _________________ Take your own decision; and you decide your destiny
I dont agree it will fall to 0.95, not even 1.05..
i think we already saw the low, as recent as last week at 1.13
ive been watching this stock alot the last few months, i was so convinced in early October that it was about to explode upwards, when it was stuck in the 1.38-1.44 range..
Volumes were high, orders were huge. I was totally convinced it was being accumulated, i took a position and i waited patiently, thinking i was clever, then it tanked, lol..
The lesson is this: when a share is being accumulated, it is hard, and almost impossible to tell. Signs of accumulation, clear signs even, like high volume and big orders, are one way to trick ppl to think it will go higher, while they offload the shares they have bought at lower prices (1.1-1.25 for example).
the share is trading now at 1.16-1.2, low volumes, small orders. my gut feeling (and i've been wrong on this share before, so beware my advice) is that it is being accumulated at this level, and getting closer to take off.
Prop i think mentioned a few days ago, that maybe it would be better to switch to ADX stocks, and indeed, they have fared better than DFM, specifically Waha, ADCB, Methaq and now Rakcc,
Back to Rakcc, last time it broke out in Sept, in came back down in the next 2 days before taking off again...
If we have a similar scenario, im guessing entry somewhere btw 1.21-1.22 could be promising.
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