ESPR a penny and medtech stock LONGESPR on the 120-minute chart is surging with momentum from an FDA approval for a new
cholestrol and lipid medication which will be an alternative to the at statin class which has
side effects and can cause diabetes. I am familar with a few of the professionals on the
science advisory board they are researchers and academics of the highest claiber. The chart
shows price testing and getting support from the mean VWAP and a little bit of resistance
from the first upper VWAP line. I have added to my existing position at the consolidation at
VWAP. I am well informed on ESPR market prospects; this could be disruptive.
The dual time frame RSI of Chris Moody has curled up and validates the idea. My interim
target is the double top of this past winter. I do expect increasing volume in time with the
price action that follows.
Disclaimer This a hot penny stock highly volatile - you could lose on this trade. Do not trade
with money you cannot afford to lose. You must manage the trade well to realize profit.
There are options if the put to call ratio is rising big money is pushing a reversal
VINC
VINC update to previous ideas LONGVINC on the 15 minute chart was sideways at the top and put in a 20% short trade today which
was straightforward an easy. A 50% partial taken off at the mid-day counter trend then the
remainder of 50% off before the close. Idea is on the chart; see also the previous ideas.
Expecting a full reversal in the pre-market trading and a good intraday trade at least until
the NY lunch hour.
VINC a speculative biotech penny stock LONGVINC went from 1.5 to 3.0 in less than three hours with 12X relative volume in the afternoon
after a month of a slow climb from a news release that really did not amount to much. Insiders
are 25% of the shareholders and that may be the story here. This could be manipulation at its
finest. I have to wonder how many insiders bought how many shares and when the rug pull.
This is a high tight bull flag pattern which typically results in another leg higher of the same
magnitude. I suppose that is in clean trading without any manipulation.
If this takes off again it might be worth trying with a small position so long as the trader
can hit a button to close the full position when the sudden reversal occurs. I will trade
this long with a group of moving averages to make alerts for crossing lines and slopes
levelling out and see if it can go anywhere.
VINC continuation play LONGHere on the 30-minute chart is my idea for the continuation of my VINC idea posted here before
the current breakout. Price is presently in a consolidation ascending regression channel .
The choices for a play are to wait for a break above or below the channel or alternatively
play the price action inside the channel. Since price is currently at the bottom of the channel
I will go long with a stop loss under the channel. Upon reaching the top of the channel I will
close half the position and then watch for a break of resistance or a rejection down and then
trade accordingly. Overall, I believe that this is a high-tight flap pattern and VINC is
accumulating gradually and will move higher when the accumulation saturates as per
Wychoff's theory.
JAN on watch for bullish continuation LONGJAN had earnings but I cannot find the report. It is trading with heavy volume and it shows in
the price action. Price has pulled back in the after-market in a standard Fibonacci retracement.
A pullback is appropriate here as price has gained 250% in a month. I see the pullback
as healthy and JAN is now well positioned for another bullish continuation. Volatility
and volume supports the conclusion. I will set a stop loss at 10% and targets at 50%, 75% and
100% to take partial profits on an anticipated trend up. Alerts will be set onto a set of
moving averages on the 30 minute time frame to detect death cross unders. Once profit is
hits 10% I will change the stop loss to a trailing 10% stop loss and once above 75% make the
trailing loss 5% and once over 100% change it to 3% so I can let the trade run itself from
those orders.