This was an oil refinary play from the old days, from the bottompicks crew.

It has consistently bounced the upper trend lines for months and months.

I'll paste the charts with the trendlines here.

The buy point was the blue arrow.

Daily: http://tinyurl.com/s7snm

Weekly: http://tinyurl.com/lpglp

Holding over 6.00 strong, those that have been around a while know that it was called at a buck and change. with the weekly trend line providing support.

dip to five last week and BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM to 7 today.

didnt even know till I checked my longs LMAO

make that 8.50 weeeeeeeeeeeeee

http://tinyurl.com/s7snm

MAKE IT 9.50 a new 52 week high and maybe no need to worry about doubletopping.

Keith....uda man......awesome pick dude.....an example of fundamentals and patience..........kudos

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you dont have your shares left from the dollar range silly rabbit.

way overbought here, selling short at 10.24

all my free shaares are looking good, but my shorts are getting killed on this news...

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gapped down today caughtsome at 7.8 hit 7.65 was figuring 8 would be bottom. dont know why the hard gap.

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