if we look at what the "herd" thinks about ulbi and we consider these conditions as true:
1. stock price is a function of the expectation of future earnings potiential; and,
2. based on rule #1 above, the herd will set the buy and sell levels.
over the past 4 years, the herd believes that ulbi is overvalued above $15 a share because it's spent way more time below 15 than above over the past 4 years. so for me, 15 is resitence [holding all else even] and anything over 15 is a short and anything below 15 is a buy. the higher and lower above and below the better!
the other thing this chart shows us is that the herd thinks this stock is worth $10 a share fur sure, and that's the "safest" place to buy it holding all else even. if the herd changes it's mind and sets a new trading range, that's because the herd has changed its mind about future earnings...
the herd changed its mind about ulbi, CLEARLY, early in '03. why? i don't have to go back and read the news because i can already tell you just from looking at this chart that ulbi's prospects to earn more money greatly improved upon that news in early '03.
jfo