Those price fluctuations back in 2019 aren't as drastic as...

Those price fluctuations back in 2019 aren't as drastic as the ones you're suggesting to happen within the next few months. They're also spread over a longer time frame.

If you are all about patterns like you say, then you would of noticed there have been no dips to 1/3rd of an ATH. The absolute maximum has been 1/2 ATH. Most drops don't go near that.

Now you're predicting a price drop beyond a 55% loss of the last ATH. Followed up with a tripling of the share price immediately after that within a month or two.

You're also saying a ridiculous statement about Zip having a year base of $5 last year simply because it sat there for 1 month. Yet for the majority of the year (after covid dip) it was above $6 and made regular spikes way above that. It's post Covid average in 2020 looks around about $6.50-7 to be honest.

You say things about "bases" and give low entry point predictions, and yet it all comes across extremely bias because it seems you have a nack to exaggerate the negatives. You even came up with new volatility patterns with respect to ATH and low points that never happened in the past. Assumedly so you can try and incite some fear and hopefully get a lower entry point?

I'm not saying it's not volatile or that none of this will happen, even though I think it's unlikely based on past share prices. But you're saying you've used pattern based analysis to predict the future. Yet I see inconsistencies between what you say happened with the SP in the past, and what actually happened.