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Strategies & Market Trends : The 56 Point TA; Charts With an Attitude -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Woody who wrote (55923)	1/6/2020 8:07:18 PM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 79449

INSG looks quite exciting. Reverse split in 2002 puts the operant ATH in July 2007 at $29. I think it got a "hurry up" order to reach the MIM bottom on the right side so the MIM could have been "camouflaged" with a higher than usual bottom as supply obviously disappeared before obvious definition of the MIM bottom appeared. (I refer to the ostensible MIM formation in the chart as a "reference high". A MIM is a type of reference high with certain qualifications) Now I gotta take it down to the lab and run diagnostics to verify all this. I gotta make sure I have it in the proper file, ya know. And it looks like one that'll need the blast doors. It's not every day you find one putting in a MIM bottom AT THE SAME TIME that it's jammed up against the MDTL.