I dont know what a demand angle is...care to post a chart and explanation? (I dont need it though) I was expecting fall to 7.4 based on last dilution in June 2014, took months to climb again...
A demand angle would be the historical vector or regression, at which demand is found and sustained. If you take a look at the previous chart, we're now well below the 'Buoyant consolidation' area, and moving back to the previously accumulated break out. (5.8-6.2)
I dont understand that which you say. I view things as we moved down to the area at which 175M of stock could be absorbed rapidly. There will be some indecision on the part of retail traders, the hidden hand of the market should take advantage of it. As time goes on, perhaps with another catalyst, this should rebase and rebuild. RSV is a 5B market per year. They also have flu and are working on Ebola.
About 12% in two days, perhaps take the profit, the rest might take longer. 8.25 now from 7.36 idea. My demand angle would be different...
It looks like you reference dbphoenix and R. Wyckoff in your work. I have always had trouble when working with edge-clamped vectors, as they often incur measurement bias. Perhaps no framework is perfect. Your method seems to be working well and so I wish you the best of luck.
I read wyckoff but don't use him I ignore most of what I read here and have no clue bout DPbendix Yes lines are subjective, yours and mine both. I follow fundamentals: future growth companies, strong leadership and business plans, biz model I can wrap my head around and estimate reasonably on back of napkin. This blip down not based on a change of any of the above.