RE:RE:RE:RE:Pro...As an investor, based on some of the pro traders here, I'm tempted to put my bid at $2.50? That seems reasonable. If you have very large, institutional buyers buying at $2.495 cents, which I can't do on my discount self-investing platform, the safest bid would appear to be $2.50?
But is that too high or too low? We went down to $2.37 and as high as $2.76, closing at $2.58 yesterday. So we are closer to the high than the low which is normally a good sign. I'd have to be sitting on a $2.50 bid that never gets filled.
This is where the pro traders can provide some guidance. Let's have a poll for the pro trading community here. I know some have talked about using Barchart in the past which I have bookmarked. The "traders cheat sheet" on this stock, available
HERE provides the following:
| High | 2.76 | High |
| | 2.68 | 14 Day %d Stochastic Stalls |
| Previous Close | 2.65 | Previous Close |
| Last | 2.58 | Last |
| | 2.57 | Pivot Point |
| Pivot Point 1st Support Point | 2.38 | |
| 1-Month Low | 2.37 | |
| 13-Week Low | 2.37 | |
| 52-Week Low | 2.37 | |
| Low | 2.37 | Low |
| | 2.26 | 14 Day %k Stochastic Stalls |
Lots of numbers to use for a bid price but which one? The $2.495 used by the "big money" from the US is not even on here and that seems to be the biggest indicator we have?