Signet matched its rival’s mixed performance in the last decade, gaining ground through most of the Dot.com bear market and then stalling out in the upper-30s in 2002. It rallied above that level in 2004 and dropped into a holding pattern until a 2006 breakout added just six points into the 2007 May top at $49.00. The subsequent decline did extensive technical damage, dropping the stock more than 45-points while forcing a reverse split to maintain liquidity.