I've warned in multiple venues (here, on Twitter, on iHub, and in private groups) to not chase MJ movements at this extremely early stage of the season. (This is true even during peak mania; the only difference is in peak mania you may be rewarded for making a stupid move rather than being punished, which makes for bad and dangerous habits.) These pops in OTC* are premature, a result of accumulation gone wild or overeager noobs chasing. There are not enough eyeballs and $s to sustain a true MJ season run. Yes, headlines are starting to pop up, but it's not really gotten to the level needed yet. This is the pre-party. I am taking some profits on big spikes and I expect them to retrace and buy back lower. If they don't, I am moving that money into stuff that's still not run.
CANB is a classic example of this. I am very glad I took a big chunk of profits at 10 cents. I've been buying back more and more the lower it gets. Right now the tape is painting a beautiful falling wedge, a generally very bullish pattern that likes to break upward. I have bids sprinkled between $0.041 and $0.046. There's pretty strong horizontal support around the 4 cent mark and I expect that to be a decision point whether it's going to break up out of the falling wedge or whether it needs to retrace further to 3 cent support.
Thanks to @Chuck_Buffet for noticing this falling wedge pattern.
* This is true of OTC. However, because NASDAQ, TSX, et. al. are both more mainstream and have fewer MJ options, this may not be true of MJ tickers on those exchanges. This is basically a first for those larger exchanges having MJ, so no known history to go on. So stuff like TLRY and CRON may be in their real run.
CANB is a classic example of this. I am very glad I took a big chunk of profits at 10 cents. I've been buying back more and more the lower it gets. Right now the tape is painting a beautiful falling wedge, a generally very bullish pattern that likes to break upward. I have bids sprinkled between $0.041 and $0.046. There's pretty strong horizontal support around the 4 cent mark and I expect that to be a decision point whether it's going to break up out of the falling wedge or whether it needs to retrace further to 3 cent support.
Thanks to @Chuck_Buffet for noticing this falling wedge pattern.
* This is true of OTC. However, because NASDAQ, TSX, et. al. are both more mainstream and have fewer MJ options, this may not be true of MJ tickers on those exchanges. This is basically a first for those larger exchanges having MJ, so no known history to go on. So stuff like TLRY and CRON may be in their real run.