Counting DownNot sure but does look like a bit arc-ish on weekly time frame.
Most ARCs fall between the 62 and 79% mark. Only problem is you can not usually nail it pre-landing.
I have noted ARCs will often take a breather at the 50% mark and some form a double bottom at the 1 fib level and proceed upward. Some fall to the 0 and can proceed even deeper than the original get go point.
I love this stock but sold it what seems as eons ago. But I will buy it back when the "price is right" I held this for 3 years or more, I think which is a long time for me.
Maybe "people stay just a little bit longer" than we should sometimes (o: Bad thing about getting attached. We can not do that if we are trading verses investing, and there is a difference.
This is between the 79% (.786) and the 62 (.618) levels so my eyes are peeled and this is the average range for an arc to fall. But Parabolic Arcs are volatile for some time to come after hitting their landing pad.
Looks Arcish to me but we see things differently and I did not measure.
No recommendation
79% is 85.33 and 62% is 125.71. You be the judge but these levels are only the "average" fall of a parabolic arc.
RSI and CFI re mind me there is a a lot of supply down here )o: we gotta wait on folks to sell...close to the last one, so buyers are the only folks left.
Weekly Time Frame/Heiken Ashi candles