Quarterhill Inc T.QTRH

Today: (1/3 conditions met for parabolic move). TMW: (2/3)

[v_guerriero]

As I've previously stated, there are 3 conditions that have historically been in place to trigger a parabolic move:
(1) Golden cross: 50 DMA above 200 DMA:  WILL HAPPEN TOMORROW or MONDAY
(2) Stock above all 10 / 50 / 200 Day Moving Averages.  And those averages are sloping up: ACHIEVED
(3) Stock closes above 3.50.  NOT YET.  It is a key inflection point in the stock historically.  This is when enough institutions show up as they can buy $3 stocks and people can start buying more on margin. And people with real money in the major banks that do not allow margin trading below $3.  This is usually triggered by a news event.  We have some of those potentially upcoming.

Before you think of selling to "break even" do your own research on the prior parabolic moves. 

And also read the QTRH investor presentation where they have explicitly said they are targeting a >$1B valuation, but also using conservative estimates on WiLan and existing ITS businesses

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/QTRH/xFd4f24E-QTRH-QTRHF-Very-Long-Term-Trend/

[Socrates1]

Another very reliable indicator is simply the monthly time frame on your chart (green and red candle on black (v_g)) coupled with Stochastics RSI. Both weekly and monthly ELECTED a BUY!  Once volume picks up the technicals become more relavant! Now the monthly basically filters out the games and points to a higher high, higher low, and  higher close. Just what you want to see on the

[v_guerriero]

Agreed with your additional views on the longer term charts.  Those are important views because it gives you the "direction". The direction is up, which means you should be buying dips and adding to positions on weakness.   My analysis is in the context of the overall direction, when do the triggers get placed where you can get extraordinary returns.   This would be

[Socrates1]

100k 

[cactuseskimo]

Brace yourself boys. Whenever I see someone talking about Golden Crosses or Cups and Handles, etc., it always seems to be a sure sign that we're going down for a little ride. Lol.