Back on October 20th we mentioned Imaging3, Inc. (OTC:IMGG) posed a bearish risk after the rally stalled and resistance clearly developed at $0.74. Sure enough, stagnation was no friend to the stock; the unraveling has kicked in. As you can see from the chart, the bears started gaining some momentum yesterday with IMGG. The stock broke down to reach $0.60 after waffling just under the ceiling line. Today we're seeing downside follow-through. Though the selling volume hasn't exactly been strong for Imaging3, Inc. shares, it is getting stronger now.
As for targets, we'll use Fibonacci lines as our framework. That puts the first downside target for Imaging3 at $0.48, and the second one at $0.31. The former was also a support level (briefly) in September for IMGG, while the latter is basically the gap level from September. So, both are pretty meaningful levels. Either way, Imaging3 likely has more weight on its shoulders than it can carry at this time.
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Despite the recent pullback from the peak price of $0.36, there's actually a light at the end of the tunnel for Mesa Air Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:MESA) owners. If the stock's downtrend is halted today, it should be soon.
The chart below illustrates what's going on. There's a case for horizontal support (although it's a flimsy one) at $0.20, where Mesa Air Group shares found support in August. In the bigger picture, there's a rising support line currently at $0.17 for MESA.... the one that goes back to March's low.
I don't always trade these patterns, being more of a momentum trade than a reversal-fisher. In this case though, I think support for Mesa Air Group is going to be quite strong. Besides, the selling volume has been getting weaker as MESA has moved lower; the selling probably doesn't have much longevity.

It was only a few days ago we exited an official long position on NCI Building Systems, Inc. (NYSE:NCS), so it pains me to pose it as a bullish opportunity now. That said, it's hardly an outright 'buy'.... there are tons of conditions that go along with my moderately-bullish stance.
The key here is the reversal bar from yesterday (on super volume), and today's follow-through. The problem is, NCI Building Systems - even of they continue to move higher - still have lots of technical problems to contend with. Specifically, there's falling resistance at $3.18 for NCS, and I even have to wonder if the prior support line at $2.40 is looming above as resistance now; it's not often a stock re-enters a wedge it just moved out of.
So, while I do suggest you put NCI Building Systems, Inc. on your radar as an eventual trade possibility, I want to be clear it's not even close to being buy-worthy yet.

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